PNF D1 & D2 Shoulder Patterns

PNF patterns for the upper extremity, with functional examples.
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[@ccamp6807]

I am a physical therapist and I appreciate your explanation.

[@aedraho]

Thank you!

[@Natalia-fl7ix]

Love your examples in situations where you may use these motions! Much easier way to remember them, Thanks so much!

[@aedraho]

Glad you found the video helpful!

[@user-yh5ys8bs3n]

Thank you. I'm a Korean physical therapist student , I got a lot of help!

[@yarennkaaa11]

this was the best video i watched about pnf upper extremity thank youuuuuu

[@oliviaford6847]

OT student checking in. you explained that so well

[@MichaelaWilliams351]

best video so far. so easy to understand. thank you!

[@dylanmerrigan30]

Needed this when revising for my OSCE for physiotherapy, thank you!

[@aedraho]

Awesome!

[@KeddyWairimu]

This was a great explanation!

[@ShikhaTiwari-zo3yy]

This was really good. Please make a video on PNF pattern of lower extremity too.

[@BelloBabe1]

Thanks so much! Trying to cram for Sensory Motor VIVA tomorrow and your explanation might just stick! :)

[@charlierlaflosstv]

Very helpful thank you ☺️

[@dodalaa3730]

That was very helpful to me thanks ☺️

[@Georgia__E]

You’re a lifesaver😩❤️

[@meow-xx1uq]

This was so helpful thank you so much!

[@aedraho]

So happy to here that!

[@xanderross2162]

Youre excellent!

[@Dr.FatimaAmjadPT]

was helpful... thank you

[@curious8822]

So helpful! 🤩🤩🤩

[@stillmanbrown8078]

This is basically the only reason this (kind of) makes sense to me!

[@zamirafroio2225]

So So helpful. Thanks

[@aedraho]

Yay glad it helped!

[@user-bf1ml8bn4r]

SOOO HELPFUL ❤️

[@aedraho]

Glad this helped!

[@itcouldbeus4466]

Thank you so much 😊
i think you’ve missed up on D2 flexion it s a flexion “ arm up” - ABD - EXT.Rot, when u were giving an example of it which is taking the dishes from the dishwasher to the
shelf u said “then extend the arm” but it’s a flexion of the arm followed by ABD and EXT.Rot :)

[@aedraho]

Yes! At 2 minutes 20 seconds I should have said "I flex and put it on the shelf!" good catch :)

[@rosealbahrain9019]

Awesome

[@masgalihishaq1625]

Thanks

[@mazinalwish9506]

thanks

[@jk3266]

What is the significance of learning this information for a layman who is seriously involved in physical fitness.

[@Menyhard]

And how does this help. Buy does these Stretches

[@basantsheta8818]

Goood

[@rachelwidman2231]

I’m trying to understand the neuro part of this. Would u have pt’s complete the actual movements of d1/d2 especially after a stroke with active assist? One of my pt’s doesn’t have full movement back and I’m just trying to understand better

[@aedraho]

Yes you could do that!

[@user-ce2yl8yz1q]

اي

[@nutrishake]

I think you got it wrong D1 always comes from away from the body towards the body and vise versa for D2, so all that you showed is D2