Integrating Exercise Rx into Clinical Practice
MTAM
Marcus Blumensaat
Zoom Room
1.5 Core Competency
MTAM Members: $29 +Tax Non-Members: $36 +Tax
Monday June 24th, 2024 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
We will start by discussing the research behind exercise and its’ utility in helping with many of the most common musculoskeletal conditions you will see in your practice. We will learn that it is recommended as a primary treatment option for conditions such as osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, and low back pain.
We will review some very important exercise physiology principles so that you have a solid foundation from which to prescribe exercise and movement with the ability to answer questions that may arise from patients.
Lastly, we will cover some practical exercise prescription tips that will increase the likelihood of your patients actually performing the prescribed exercises and achieving positive outcomes.
Marcus Blumensaat has been a clinical educator for 3 years and is currently in his 18th year of clinical practice as a Registered Massage therapist in Victoria, B.C.
He had traveled the globe working with Canadian Olympic athletes, highlighted by working at three consecutive Summer Olympic Games from 2008-2016.
In practice, he uses an evidence-based approach within a biopsychosocial framework. He is dedicated to his practice, but is also passionate about delivering education to healthcare professionals who are keen on modernizing their knowledge base and moving musculoskeletal health care in a more evidence-based direction.
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