Corrective Exercise in Denton
We live in an increasingly sedentary culture. Because our bodies take the path of least resistance, they develop altered and less than ideal movement patterns due to lifestyle, poor posture or injury. Studies show improper movement patterns will lead to musculoskeletal dysfunction, pain, and an increased risk of injury.
Movement is an important part of everyday life, whether you work in an office or are a professional athlete. To function at your best, proper movement is necessary.
What Is Corrective Exercise?
Corrective exercise is key in identifying and addressing muscle imbalances that cause posture, stability, and movement issues. Our corrective exercise specialist will develop a detailed, assessment-based training program to improve how you move, feel, recover from workouts, and go about your daily life.
At Denton Sports Chiropractic, our corrective exercise specialist works with our chiropractors and is certified to provide you the best plan of action to work toward your goals.
Benefits of Corrective Exercise
- Improves posture
- Improves balance
- Increases flexibility
- Increases muscle activation
- Increases joint stability
- Improves neuromuscular efficiency (coordination)
- Reduces risk of injury
- Improves movement patterns
- Increases ability to recover
- Prepares the body for higher intensity exercise
- Prepares the body for optimal performance
- Corrects muscle imbalances
- Reduces energy waste
- Increases athletic performance
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a corrective exercise specialist?
A corrective exercise specialist is trained in human movement assessment. They accurately analyze a person’s movement patterns, identify overactive and underactive muscle groups, and movement compensations. Once the assessment process is over, they create programs that optimize a person’s ability to move, perform exercises correctly, and reduce tissue tension caused by the load put on the body during training.
How long are corrective exercise sessions?
Your first session will be your assessment, and lasts about an hour. Follow-up sessions will be approximately 30 minutes, unless otherwise specified.
How often should I do corrective exercise training?
It depends on your needs, your body, and how often you do your corrective homework. You, your doctor and the corrective exercise specialist will determine your needs and goals to create a personalized plan for you. It takes time for the body to unlearn incorrect movement patterns and relearn new ones. Typically, good results can be seen within 6-12 visits.
Are packages available?
Yes! You can purchase packages of 6, 10 or 20 sessions. Please call the office for pricing.
I just got cleared to work out again. Is this training safe for me?
Yes. Corrective exercise is often used as a bridge to safely progress a patient from the treatment room toward their physical movement goals. Corrective exercise training will reduce the risk of injury or reinjury, while strengthening and stabilizing weaker muscles.
Book Your Appointment
To book your initial corrective exercise assessment or to schedule your next appointment, contact us today! Money saving packages are available. For more information, click here!
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Corrective Exercise Denton TX | (940) 514-1701
