Clinical Application of Closed Kinetic Chain Exercise

@article{Voight1996ClinicalAO,
  title={Clinical Application of Closed Kinetic Chain Exercise},
  author={M. Voight and Gray Cook},
  journal={Journal of Sport Rehabilitation},
  year={1996},
  volume={5},
  pages={25-44}
}
  • M. Voight, Gray Cook
  • Published 1996
  • Medicine
  • Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
    • Enhancing the ability to function within one's environment and to perform activities of daily living is a common goal in rehabilitation. The entire rehabilitation process should be focused on improving the patient's functional status. A functional progression for return to activity can be developed by breaking specific activities down into a hierarchy and then performing them in a sequence that allows for acquisition or reacquisition of skill. Rehabilitation following injury has focused upon… CONTINUE READING
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