corrective exercise

Criticism as an evaluative or corrective exercise can occur in any area of human life.

Her father, an optometrist, gave her intricate beadwork to do as a corrective exercise.

There is no evidence that corrective exercises, electrical stimulation, or chiropractic manipulation are effective treatments for scoliosis.

Then he prescribed corrective exercises.

In 2010 Johnson became a Corrective Exercise Specialist.

Warm up with these simple exercises proposed by one developer, Metatools: Corrective Exercise: Selma.

A patient-activity report from 1917 chronicled how many rounds of croquet, golf and tennis were played, along with recording "long country walks" and "corrective exercise classes."

It is also related to the tradition of "corrective exercise" or "medical gymnastics" as typified by Pehr Henrik Ling.

She went on to teach in the Physical Education Training School of Wellesley College, having charge of corrective exercises and freshman hygiene.

David Patane sees up to 10 clients a year with a current or past yoga injury at his Physique corrective exercise, movement and lifestyle coaching business in Manhattan.

Corrective Exercise Specialist (NASM-CES)

He also is a Certified Corrective Exercise Specialist and Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

The gymnasium contains an Olympic-style swimming pool, a standard basketball court, a combined stage and ballet studio, a corrective exercise gymnasium, faculty offices, four classrooms, and a seminar-conference room.

Harrison et al (2005)found that mirror image (opposite posture) postural corrective exercises and a new method of trunk-list traction resulted in 50% reduction in trunk list and were associated with nearly resolved pain intensity in this patient population.