This is a 3- part webinar series

Join us at:

12:00-2:00pm AEDT, Monday 14th June 2021.

12:00-2:00pm AEDT, Wednesday 16th June 2021.

12:00-2:00pm AEDT, Friday 18th June 2021.

Webinar Recordings:

If you aren't available to watch these webinars live, don't worry!

Registering for this event will also grant you access to the 3 webinar recordings, regardless of whether you join the live sessions or not. Recordings can be watched at a time that is most convenient to you.

CPE: 6 CPE points.

CPE will be awarded for both the live events and/or the recordings.

How to access these webinars: Look out for an email sent out 2 hours before each live event , which will contain a link to access the webinar.

Cancellation: If it is deemed that a webinar is not viable, it may be postponed or cancelled by ATMS.

ATMS Refund Policy: Bookings cancelled with less than 7 days notice before the first webinar date will not be entitled to a refund or credit.

This webinar will be broken into three parts:

Part 1

1. Introduction to fascia

2. Composition and properties of fascia

3. Superfcial and Deep fascia

4. Muscle physiology focusing on the relationship between muscle and fascia

5. The functional relationship between the muscle and the fascia becoming the myofascia

as a contractile structure producing and transferring forces

6. Typical types of injuries to the myofascia and their physiological response to injury

7. Acute, sub-acute and chronic stages of the healing and remodelling process

8. Restoring ideal length and movement back into the injured myofascial structure

9. Corrective eeercises and fascial mobilisation aiming to help restore ideal fascial mobility

10. Q&A

Part 2

1. Revision of Part 1 & then Q&A in relation to the revision if required

2. Common upper body musculoskeltal conditions presenting in clinic

3. Assessment and treatment of these common upper body musculoskeltal conditions

4. Static and dynamic fascial mobilisation therapy in the form of stretches to the associated

myofascial lines/slings

5. Corrective eeercises for the myofascia in the form of progressive loading ranging from

sustained loads to functional loads

6. Q&A

Part 3

1. Revision of Part 2 & then Q&A in relation to the revision if required

2. Common lower body musculoskeltal conditions presenting in clinic

3. Assessment and treatment of these common lower body musculoskeltal conditions

4. Static and dynamic fascial mobilisation therapy in the form of stretches to the associated

myofascial lines/slings

5. Corrective eeercises for the myofascia in the form of progressive loading ranging from

sustained loads to functional loads

6. Q&A

Presenter

Rob Orr:

Rob Orr is a clinical myotherapist and a Credentialed McKenzie Therapist (one of only 170 in Australia). He specialises in acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain of the spine and the extremities, sciatica, musculoskeletal injuries related to sport and altered bio-mechanics, corrective exercises, functional stretching, and client education/self-management.

With over 15 years of experience in myotherapy and lecturing, Rob is currently working in a private practice and lecturing at Victoria University Polytechnic.

Rob is passionate about continuously updating his knowledge in the most current evidence-based research and strives to never stop learning. He is an enthusiastic participant of all forms of exercise including rugby, weight training, martial arts, Olympic lifting, swimming boxing and yoga.