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500 Hour Program Class Outline Form Class Title: 55a Kinesiology Pelvis and Legs Course(s) and Hours: Kines. 1 hr. Class Description Learning Objectives Review pelvis and thigh muscles with palpation. Be observed to accurate palpate the primary pelvis and thigh muscles. Class Outline Time Description Assignment/Resources 9:00-9:05 Opening meditation/guitar 9:05-9:30 These are muscles they’ve dealt with already in Sports/Deep Tissue. We do want them to have an even deeper feeling for them before they do the DM for the Pevlis and Legs class. Go around assisting and actively making them answer questions about these muscles or showing their palpation so they are truly accountable for this knowledge. Rectus femoris, vastus medialis and lateralis, tfl, gluteus medius and minimus; it band, fibularis, tibialis anterior, gluteus maximus, hamstrings, gastroc/soleus, Feel for muscle tension, where the tightest part of the muscle is. Show knowledge of relevant May 15, 2017 Trail Guide Read: 306-318, 324-327, 371-373, 376-377, Skim: 296-305, 319-323, 332-335-336, 374-375, 378-382 OIA’s. Find the tendons. Importantly now, have client both passive and actively contracting and lengthen. How easily may it stretch? Feel for movement and tension in ROM, active resistive contraction, and passive stretch. Do you notice any tension? Adhesions? Fibrosities? Begin getting a deeper feeling for where deeper work may be helpful. 9:30-9:55 Go around assisting and actively making them answer questions about these muscles or showing their palpation so they are truly accountable for this knowledge. Rectus femoris, vastus medialis and lateralis, tfl, gluteus medius and minimus; it band, fibularis, tibialis anterior, gluteus maximus, hamstrings, gastroc/soleus, Feel for muscle tension, where the tightest part of the muscle is. Show knowledge of relevant OIA’s. Find the tendons. Importantly now, have client both passive and actively contracting and lengthen. How easily may it stretch? Feel for movement and tension in ROM, active resistive contraction, and passive stretch. Do you notice any tension? Adhesions? Fibrosities? Begin getting a deeper feeling for where deeper work may be helpful. 9:55-10:00 May 15, 2017 in circle discuss do you feel satisfied with your grasp of the palpations and fulcrums Assignment Trail Guide Read: 306-318, 324-327, 371-373, 376-377, Skim: 296-305, 319-323, 332-335-336, 374-375, 378-382 Media to be used (AV aids, art, music, poetry, charts, overheads, etc.) Computer, overheads, etc. as you please Class Preparation – Make sure you read the same assignment as the students do before class. Source Material May 15, 2017