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Normalization of Muscle Function June 1416, 2013 at UMDNJSOM in Stratford, NJ Course Description The most beautiful symphony played the most graceful ballet performed the greatest athletic feat these

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1. Begin by assessing the patient's muscle function through various tests and measurements, such as range of motion, strength, flexibility, and coordination.
2. Create a personalized plan based on the assessment findings, considering the patient's specific needs, goals, and any underlying conditions or injuries.
3. Incorporate a combination of stretching exercises, resistance training, cardiovascular activities, and functional movements to target and improve muscle function.
4. Gradually progress the intensity and complexity of the exercises to challenge the muscles and promote further improvement.
5. Ensure proper form and technique during exercises to prevent injury and maximize the effectiveness of the workout.
6. Implement techniques such as myofascial release, massage, or manual therapy to address any muscle imbalances, tightness, or restrictions that may be hindering normal muscle function.
7. Monitor and track the patient's progress regularly, making adjustments to the program as needed.
8. Encourage the patient to maintain a healthy lifestyle overall, including proper nutrition, hydration, rest, and stress management, as these factors can also impact muscle function.

Who needs normalization of muscle function:

1. Individuals recovering from an injury, surgery, or illness that has affected their muscle function.
2. Athletes looking to improve their performance and prevent injuries by optimizing their muscle function.
3. Older adults who may experience age-related muscle loss or decreased muscle function, leading to issues with balance, mobility, or strength.
4. Individuals with conditions such as muscle imbalances, poor posture, muscle weakness, or muscle tightness that may affect their daily activities or quality of life.
5. People looking to improve their overall body composition, muscle tone, and physical fitness levels.
6. Individuals with certain chronic conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, or chronic pain, as optimizing muscle function can help manage symptoms and improve mobility.
7. Anyone interested in maintaining good overall health and preventing muscle-related issues.

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