Functional training can be described with the following acronym: |
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Fun to perform because of the infinite combinations of movement done with or without equipment, individually, or in groups |
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Unique approach to fitness and wellness as it bridges the gap between rehabilitation and conditioning |
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Natural motions of the body are emphasized with this method |
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Consistently conditions your body with specific movement patterns that mimic the sport, recreation, and activity for which you are training |
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Triplanar motion concept is utilized; all three planes of motion are incorporated into every exercise. The three planes of motion (shown in the photos below) are: transverse or rotational motion, frontal or side-to-side motion, and sagittal or forward and back motion. |
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frontal or side-to-side motion |
sagittal or forward and back motion | |
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Injury prevention is the main component of this training system |
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Optimal performance enhancement can be achieved |
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Never ending progressions of exercises to assist you in reaching your functional potential for work, sport, and play |
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All abilities and age groups can participate |
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Limitless in its application for the movement patterns you can create |