I don't know about non UHPC+ members, but for me personally this was not only the best episode, it's probably the best 50 minutes I've spent listening to something on the internet!! I usually listen to the episodes while driving or doing foam rolling activities and in the end i make a few notes of the key points, but this one i have to listen to again with a pen and paper next to me. Pure gold of information shared, and extremely helpful to clarify these past endgame strategies!! Thank you so much guys!! I would absolutely love to see more deep diving episodes like these
I wish this episode could be restated again with a sequel. It just was flying over my head where I knew this was gold but could not quite apprehend it to help myself with it. Edit: OK I've rewatched a number of times and think I got most of it. Maybe saved my life, doing right rolls ALL DAY. Improved standing rotation measures plus I can walk
Gotta echo the sentiments here, this was HUGE! Never was a magazine guy, maybe too young… I was subscribed to the magazine made closer to its pure form, the catalog. EASTBAY for all the kicks 👟
same impression here... the double use of "narrow" while he seems to describe two different strategies makes it kind of hard to follow without rewinding again and again in order to make sense out of it
This episode might be a cult classic instead of a box office blockbuster (akin to Nicolas Cage's greatest film, Raising Arizona), but this episode was "ate and left no crumbs". Thanks for doing this. It would be awesome to do a follow up episode one strategies to unwind these presentations, and identify when there are possibly combinations of these strategies happening. Many thanks, good sirs.
You make reference to a pull down when describing sitting rotation test to the right with exhale in the end. Is this means that you show strategy of wide isa pull down spinal segments to the left? what would be strategy of narrow isa just opposite? When you spoke about pelvic downslip and upslip did you meant that wide isa's right obluque axis make appearance of right innominate higher and narrow isa's left oblique axis make appearance of left innominate higher?
I know we talked about magazine subscriptions when we are growing up, but as an aside, did anyone collect absolute vodka ads from magazines? Jesus, I just jumped into the Wayback machine for that one.
Quick question, at 30:18 is Bill saying "does it?" or "doesn't"?. Also if someone can tell what Bill says right after that, please let me know. Thanks in advance
For lack or early ir and late er i can anteriorly orient pelvis and rotate sacrum and lumbar spines to the right, what i can do for lack of middle and max propulsion descend the foot arch and twisting knees? When i twisting thoracic spines to the right so it causes sidebend to left what ir i compensate so it like i take this exact type ir from right side and spill it to left is it the same as in first question? What is error on 15 50 may look like? So main problem is rotation to the right which shifts cog left? What differences have orientation to the right and rotation to the right is right orientation starts when no right rotation available?
I am interested in how human system handle different movement deficits. Here i knew that in your model exists not only IR and compensatory IR, but also early IR, so i trying to distinguish these ones their roles and typical presentations.
It's the same like saying, bill just confirmed upslip and downslip that used in common language. He didn't, he just explained in more depth what's really happening to the things we really like to give names.
@@2fastnfurious4u there are internal forces going left, so the body counter adapts to this and goes Right. About the internal forces, watch a webinar, it is mentioned there.
Late ER is away from midline with the COG in front of the ground contact. Early IR occurs distal to proximal as the COG moves over the ground contact. uhp.network
I don't know about non UHPC+ members, but for me personally this was not only the best episode, it's probably the best 50 minutes I've spent listening to something on the internet!! I usually listen to the episodes while driving or doing foam rolling activities and in the end i make a few notes of the key points, but this one i have to listen to again with a pen and paper next to me. Pure gold of information shared, and extremely helpful to clarify these past endgame strategies!! Thank you so much guys!! I would absolutely love to see more deep diving episodes like these
The video we’ve all been waiting for. So many lightbulbs!
Looking forward to a part 2 please!
Stay tuned
I wish this episode could be restated again with a sequel. It just was flying over my head where I knew this was gold but could not quite apprehend it to help myself with it.
Edit: OK I've rewatched a number of times and think I got most of it. Maybe saved my life, doing right rolls ALL DAY. Improved standing rotation measures plus I can walk
Stay tuned for more
Gotta echo the sentiments here, this was HUGE!
Never was a magazine guy, maybe too young… I was subscribed to the magazine made closer to its pure form, the catalog. EASTBAY for all the kicks 👟
Loved eastbay
Great content ✊🏻
Thanks for watching
many aha moments， enlightening episode, please expand into a series
More coming
As to not confuse non UHP members, I’m assuming at 39:39 in when Bill says “narrow “, he means wide?
same impression here...
the double use of "narrow" while he seems to describe two different strategies makes it kind of hard to follow without rewinding again and again in order to make sense out of it
This episode might be a cult classic instead of a box office blockbuster (akin to Nicolas Cage's greatest film, Raising Arizona), but this episode was "ate and left no crumbs".
Thanks for doing this. It would be awesome to do a follow up episode one strategies to unwind these presentations, and identify when there are possibly combinations of these strategies happening.
Many thanks, good sirs.
More is coming
Really really good video guys!
I know most of them are, but dmn that was very good!!
Thank you!
You make reference to a pull down when describing sitting rotation test to the right with exhale in the end. Is this means that you show strategy of wide isa pull down spinal segments to the left? what would be strategy of narrow isa just opposite? When you spoke about pelvic downslip and upslip did you meant that wide isa's right obluque axis make appearance of right innominate higher and narrow isa's left oblique axis make appearance of left innominate higher?
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For future John: 39:00
All right turns, then memorize ^
Cool video.
I was curious: do you have any recommendations for physical therapists in the DMV area?
Vik Somal
47:05 somewhere in the future, strategies to reverse engineer!!! 🙏 PLZ
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@ I’m on it. 🫡
I know we talked about magazine subscriptions when we are growing up, but as an aside, did anyone collect absolute vodka ads from magazines? Jesus, I just jumped into the Wayback machine for that one.
Quick question, at 30:18 is Bill saying "does it?" or "doesn't"?. Also if someone can tell what Bill says right after that, please let me know. Thanks in advance
I seem to remember someone on the Coffee and coaches call referring to falling off the cliff to the right. He must not be totally crazy.😂
Sounds like a madman to me...
@ Feel that way most days 😂. This episode definitely was full of nuggets!
Couldn’t afford subscription’s, but always looked forward to Christmas stocking, always a magazine. Didn’t care which one.
Interesting stocking stuffer.
@@ChusWias It's not Christmas in my house unless there is an apple or orange in the toe of my stocking : )
For lack or early ir and late er i can anteriorly orient pelvis and rotate sacrum and lumbar spines to the right, what i can do for lack of middle and max propulsion descend the foot arch and twisting knees? When i twisting thoracic spines to the right so it causes sidebend to left what ir i compensate so it like i take this exact type ir from right side and spill it to left is it the same as in first question? What is error on 15 50 may look like? So main problem is rotation to the right which shifts cog left? What differences have orientation to the right and rotation to the right is right orientation starts when no right rotation available?
Apologies. I'm not sure what you're asking. Perhaps start with one question and clarify that first.
I am interested in how human system handle different movement deficits. Here i knew that in your model exists not only IR and compensatory IR, but also early IR, so i trying to distinguish these ones their roles and typical presentations.
@@danielkarbasov7802 uhp.network
Now you're talking! 😊 am I wrong or Bill just confirmed left AIC pattern?
That was not said, and will never be said.
It's the same like saying, bill just confirmed upslip and downslip that used in common language. He didn't, he just explained in more depth what's really happening to the things we really like to give names.
@@OneSimpleGreek I'm confused why it's always right turn
@@2fastnfurious4u there are internal forces going left, so the body counter adapts to this and goes Right.
About the internal forces, watch a webinar, it is mentioned there.
@ΈναςαπλόςΈλληνας damn, thanks for clarification 👍
“Base of Support” sounds like Flea’s autobiography.
Hi, Bill, i’m sorry, What is the difference between Late ER and Early IR ( how they measure)?
Late ER is away from midline with the COG in front of the ground contact. Early IR occurs distal to proximal as the COG moves over the ground contact.
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all of this an more explained on the network bill linked you to thanks for watching
@@BillHartmanPT thanks
And early er is in front of us and late ir is just before heel leaves the floor?
@@browar6186 COG is behind the ground contact. Late IR is straight down.
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Sports illustrated for kids
Nice one