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Active Isolated Stretching was developed by Aaron Mattes 40 years ago. This group is being formed to bring more awareness to his body of work and to discuss treatment of various injuries.
Members: 133
Latest Activity: Aug 15, 2018
I have a new client coming to see me specifically for AIS in hopes to address his Parkinson's disease. He was a musician and is now unable to play the piano due to this issue. From what I've…Continue
Started by Amy Grimes. Last reply by Amy Grimes Jun 6, 2011.
I would appreciate any specific suggestions. AIS was recommended to me in another discussion. I am currently going on two months of numbness in both hands. I am headed to the hand specialist next…Continue
Started by Sue Rexford. Last reply by Jason Erickson Sep 8, 2010.
Is communication more important than the modality we practice? My answer is yes.
Started by Bruce Baltz. Last reply by Bruce Baltz Jul 23, 2010.
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Hello! This weekend's Lower Body Stretching Class in Bellmore NY is going to be a blast! We still have space so if you are free come join in on the Learning, Sharing and Laughter!
Remember New Yorker's as of Jan 2012 the State now requires you to take Continuing Education ...do not wait until the last minute and be forced to take what is available not what you are interested in!
Hi Everyone.
Both of my Series on stretching Flexibility First A Fitness Approach for Life is now available The PDF versions of the manuals are up and ready for downloading. But if you prefer E-books they will be ready by next week. In the mean time stop by and sign up for the 12 weeks of free lessons! Thank you to all of my friends, students and clients for the never ending support and patience! Flexibility First
Bruce,
Sorry just saw your post today. I have worked with ankel replacements, plates, rebuilds and knee replacements. Anything I can help with?
Happy Holidays to all!
Marjorie
Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Upper Body
Location: Swedish Institute (NYC)
In this two-day workshop, participants will focus on the upper body and neck. We will review muscle action and function, along with AIS principles for stretching clients in a clinical setting. We will explore the deepest tissues of the body with precision and with movements that increase the flow of blood and oxygen to over-contracted and over-stretched tissues. This class is based on Aaron Mattes’ 40 years of experience in soft tissue rehabilitation. We will review some self-help stretching as well as strengthening protocols for therapists’ longevity. If you are working in a clinical environment or want to, this work can change your approach forever.
Date: Saturday and Sunday, Jan 22-23, 2011
Class Time: 9:00AM-6:00PM
CEs: 16 NCBTMB, NCCAOM
To Register go to: http://www.swedishce.com/product_info.php?products_id=672
Or Call:
212.924.5900 ext. 146
Just started to work with a man in his 60'es who just came out of his cast after an ankle replacement and one today who 3 weeks ago had a double knee replacement.
Anyone ever work with a client who has had an ankle replacement?
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