Tutorial: Applying Rehab Principles - An Introduction with Cameron Angus
Tutorials and Workshops
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14m
Following on from his previous two videos looking at the principles of rehabilitation, Cameron now puts these principles into practice in a case study of a client who is recovering from a knee injury.
After this brief introduction, please follow on with the next video: 'Applying Rehab Principles - The Exercises'.
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Cameron is renowned for creating great ways to get people well through movement and positive attitude. His extensive clinical, movement teacher, cognitive and holistic experience has put him in a unique position. He is a Clinical Specialist musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 30 years’ experience and an international clinical and movement teacher. Trained as a fully certified Pilates studio teacher, his Pilates and movement workshops and clinics are unique in blending technical and holistic messages. He has presented at the Body Control Pilates Development Weekend on a number of occasions. Cameron has extensive experience in bodywork, performance (GB Triathlete) and rehabilitation. Widely travelled as a sports and military physiotherapist, he has held Olympic posts and was Officer Commanding Physiotherapy at Headley Court and Military Rehabilitation Units in London and Edinburgh. His operational service includes Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan. Cameron works with a great team in his own Practice and Movement studio close to where he grew up in Stirling, Scotland. He travels with his teaching and motorcycle.
For more info on Cameron, please visit www.ergotonics.com
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Filming by Katie Cooper (www.filmbykatie.co.uk)
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