SECTION 1 * Chapter 1 - Uncontrolled Movement* Chapter 2 - Muscle Function and Physiology* Chapter 3 - Assessment and Classification of Uncontrolled Movement* Chapter 4 - Retraining Strategies for the Site and Direction of Uncontrolled Movement SECTION 2 * Chapter 5 - Lumbo-Pelvic Region* Chapter 6 - Cervical Spine* Chapter 7 - Thoracic Spine* Chapter 8 - The Shoulder* Chapter 9 - The Hip
"Mark Comerford and Sarah Mottram are the founders of the
Kinetic Control approach which is based on the premise that
'uncontrolled movement' or 'movement faults' can predispose people
to musculoskeletal pain and disability. Their research has been
widely published in the musculoskeletal literature and this is
their first book. The aim of the text is to provide a clinical
approach to the assessment and correction of movement faults...
Overall the authors achieve their aim by providing an extremely
detailed text which is well thought out, assimilates other relevant
research into an assessment and treatment approach with high face
validity in the area of movement dysfunction
and management of musculoskeletal pain. The accessibility,
sequential layout and logical development of complex concepts to a
relatively advanced level provides enough for this book to be a
valuable reference and clinical guide for students, experienced
clinicians and teachers alike.? Michelle Wong BPhty,
MHPrac(Hons), MPNZ, Physiotherapist, New Zealand Journal of
Physiotherapy 2012, 40 (3) p.143
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