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Assessing Asymmetries with Movement Maps
Matt Jordan discusses why measuring in the field is critical for assessing real movement habits and how he uses Plantiga’s Movement Maps to help him do it.
Assessing Functional Asymmetries After Injury
Matt Jordan discusses the marrying of science and coaching with his approach to functional asymmetries.
Movement Maps
We’ve launched our newest data visualization tool: Movement Maps. What are they and how can you use them?
Improved Patient Compliance
How progress tracking help clients SEE the efficacy of your treatment, instead of just operating on blind faith.
Muscle Complex Deficiencies
How integrating Plantiga tests with conventional RTP tests creates a more comprehensive assessment.
Ankle Fracture Rehabilitation
How Plantiga was used for long term rehab tracking, and yielded better confidence in progress and physical ability.
Gait Re-Training after Parkinsons’ Diagnosis
How Plantiga was used to take a Parkinson’s patient from significant falls risk to above healthy norms.