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    Re: Frenckel exercise

    Thank you very much. The books you recoommended can not be available in china. Anyway, thank you again.


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    Arrow Re: Frenkel's Exercises

    Frenkel's Exercises:

    1. Half-lying: hip and knee flexion and extension of each limb, foot flat on the
    plinth
    2. Half-lying: hip abduction and adduction on each limb wiht the foot flat,
    knee flexed; then with knee extended
    3.Half-lying: hip and knee flexion and extension of each limb, heel lited off the
    plinth
    4. Half-lying: Heel one limb to opposite leg (toes,ankle shin,patella)
    5. Half-lying: heel of one limb to popposite knee, sliding down crest of tibia
    to ankle
    6. Half-lying: hi and knee flexion and extension of both limbs, legs together
    7. Half-lying: reciprocal movements of both limbs-felxionof one leg during
    extension of the other
    8.Sitting: knee flexion and extension of each limb, progress to marking time
    9. Sitting: Hip abductionand adduction
    10. Sitting: alternate foot placing to a specified target (using floor markings
    or a grid)
    11.Standing up and sitting down :to a specified count
    12.Standing: foot palcing to a specified target (floor marking or a grid)
    13.Standing: weight-shifting
    14.Walking: sideways or forward to a specified count
    15.Walking: turning around to a specifed count (floor markings can be helpful
    in maintianing a stable base of support-(BOS)

    Author: Susan O'Sullivan

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    Charlize29



 
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