The Functional Anatomy Series: Quadratus Lumborum
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2333 Ratings , 450 Reviews
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- Immediately improve your knowledge of the function of the quadratus lumborum muscle
- Concise information regarding the functional anatomy of the quadratus lumborum and how it relates to rehabilitation interventions
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The quadratus lumborum is an important muscle group to understand for rehabilitation professionals. Dysfunction of this muscle group has been researched and shown to contribute to lower back pain, decreased athletic performance, and increased sports injury risk. This course will review the functional anatomy of the quadratus lumborum and how itrelates to human movement. In addition, the course will delve into the potential clinical presentations of dysfunction of this muscle group and treatment options to manage it.
Highlights
- Immediately improve your knowledge of the function of the quadratus lumborum muscle
- Concise information regarding the functional anatomy of the quadratus lumborum and how it relates to rehabilitation interventions
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Athletic Trainers
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Reviews
5/5
Dana (IA) on Feb 05, 2026
i like the anatomy series. being a 40 yr pt clinician i can use a lot of anatomy reviews.
5/5
Claire (LA) on Feb 04, 2026
very informative!
5/5
Michele (NJ) on Jan 28, 2026
this - so far was ( for me) the best presentation thus far. i'm a former gymnast\/dancer %26 pt for 35 yrs and long time summit user... this presenter ( paul) was very passionate %26 knowledgeable on this topic and paced the 2 hrs for an optimum experience. this is the first person that i have seen that understands this area of pelvic\/ spinal stability so well as it relates to rehabilitation, sport specificity and unilateral training\/movement. he's a keeper.
5/5
Rebecca (WV) on Jan 28, 2026
i thought the instructor was engaging.
5/5
Cara (TX) on Jan 26, 2026
excellent course with very applicable information.
5/5
Tara (IA) on Jan 20, 2026
good pictures and progressions of hep
5/5
Rick (MD) on Jan 18, 2026
i love the short functional anatomy courses and would love them to continue.
4/5
Jacqueline (NJ) on Jan 18, 2026
great visual aides
5/5
Nonnye (NC) on Jan 12, 2026
the instructor had a wonderful knowledge base and once he got into the presentation it was good. initially there was too much unneeded remarks that felt like tv commercial breaks. i am not saying he was promoting anything. just that it had a start\/stop feel. again once he got into presenting that decreased .
4/5
Dianne (OH) on Jan 07, 2026
appreciate the videos learned new information
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