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How Movement Is The Bridge To Performance Featuring: Dr. Arianne Missimer, DPT, RD, SFG2, CICS, CSCS, TPI-MP3, K- Vest2, RockDoc, FMS/SFMA, NKT 1 “2015 NSCA Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year”

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Page 1: Injury Location Not the Real Problem?

How Movement Is The Bridge To PerformanceFeaturing:

Dr. Arianne Missimer, DPT, RD, SFG2, CICS, CSCS, TPI-MP3, K-Vest2, RockDoc, FMS/SFMA, NKT 1

“2015 NSCA Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year”

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You have a unique background and outlook regarding movement function.

Can you please introduce yourself and how you developed your current movement philosophy?

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I have spent the past 16 years in the fitness and nutrition industry!

5 of those in rehabilitation specializing in:

performance enhancement and injury prevention through proper assessment and training methods. 

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I have owned and operated a performance training studio for the past 13 years training individuals seeking a healthier

lifestyle as well as recreational and

competitive athletes of all levels.

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I realized many people were entering a fitness

program with

pain and injury…

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My passion for performance training and movement and the quest for understanding the effects of pain and injury on movement led me to pursue my Doctorate of Physical Therapy.

I love going to continuing education courses

to understand and apply different movement-

based principles that will help better the

outcomes of my patients! www.kineticseminars.com

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My approach is actually quite simple.

I do not just look at the location of

injury... www.kineticseminars.com

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1. I look at functional movement patterns developed by the CNS to determine the root of movement dysfunction.

2. I find what compensation patterns are contributing to the source of the pain.

That is what I attack!www.kineticseminars.com

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My goal is to change theway my patients think

about movementand exercise.

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Part II of this interview coming soon!

Movement Quality and Identifying the “Gap

Between Performance and Rehabilitation”

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Arianne Missimer is the creator of The Movement Paradigm course hosted by Kinetic Seminars.

February 20-21, 2016 www.kineticseminars.com