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Benefits of injury prevention for gymnasts

  1. Sustained Training Consistency: Injury prevention measures help gymnasts maintain a consistent training schedule, crucial for skill development.

  2. Enhanced Performance: By avoiding injuries, gymnasts can optimize their physical abilities, leading to improved performance in routines and competitions.

  3. Improved Flexibility and Mobility: Injury prevention programs include exercises that enhance flexibility and mobility, critical for executing gymnastic skills with precision.

  4. Increased Body Awareness: Injury prevention training fosters heightened body awareness, contributing to better control and spatial understanding during movements.

  5. Mental Well-Being: Staying injury-free reduces stress and anxiety associated with setbacks, allowing gymnasts to focus on training and competition goals.

  6. Time and Resource Savings: Preventing injuries saves time and resources by reducing the need for rehabilitation and medical interventions.

  7. Extended Career Span: Prioritizing injury prevention contributes to longer, more sustainable careers in gymnastics.

  8. Improved Joint Health: Injury prevention exercises target joint stability, promoting better overall joint health.

  9. Positive Team Dynamics: Collective focus on injury prevention fosters a positive team culture and mutual support among team members.

  10. Educational Opportunities: Injury prevention education provides valuable knowledge about proactive health and well-being practices.

These benefits collectively contribute to the overall health, longevity, and success of gymnasts in their sport.

Gymnast

Corrective Exercises

Preventing injuries or coming back from an injury with IN MOTION®

  • 1 hour
  • 150 US dollars
  • 2694 Middlefield Road

Service Description

Preventing injuries or coming back from an injury with IN MOTION® techniques: Biomechanics assessment, postural assessment, strength, range of motion and flexibility Joint and soft tissue mobilization to increase range of motion Progressive strengthening and conditioning Neuromuscular reeducation Postural stabilization. Note: THIS IS NOT PHYSICAL THERAPY. For specific PT treatment, look for our Physical therapy service, provided by Dr. Lisa Henricks.


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