About Body Praxis & Individualized Programming
Body Praxis is a proven, professionally developed, rehabilitation program designed to target pain symptoms commonly experienced by dental and medical professionals as a result of workplace ergonomics, poor posture, and repetitive movement patterns.
The program starts with a comprehensive, one-on-one functional movement analysis that takes place at our conveniently located rehabilitation center in East Amherst, New York. In this initial evaluation, Rick identifies compensatory and faulty movement patterns created by your workplace habits. In addition, Rick will:
- Review your prior medical history
- Review any orthopedic injuries
- Target specific pain and discomfort areas
- Evaluate movement and fitness levels
Rick then creates a personalized treatment plan to systematically address your chronic problem areas. This plan includes ongoing training sessions designed to fit your schedule and movement levels:
- Direct rehabilitation utilizing advanced techniques and Pilates principles to retrain the body through oppositional movement patterning
- Self postural assessments, positioning, stabilization, and realignment to ensure correct biomechanical alignment when sitting, standing, reaching, etc.
- For those clients with severe neck and shoulder pain, our program includes assessment and retraining of all shoulder scapular patterning
- Learn the importance of muscle recruitment. balance, spine segmental mobility, stabilization, and breathing techniques.
A word to our younger dentists! This doesn’t have to happen to you!
Learn the secrets of the Body Praxis program now and save yourself the pain and lost revenue suffered by so many in your profession.
It’s never too early to start maintaining a healthy body!
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Over 80% of dental professionals suffer from pain associated with musculoskeletal disorders caused by the demands of their profession.
Body Praxis is a training regimen designed to address specific back, neck, shoulder, hip, and arm pain caused by hours of workday abuse. |
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