DIASTASIS E-GUIDE FOR HEALTH AND FITNESS PROFESSIONALS!
It's a New Era in Diastasis Management
This guide is your ultimate resource to learn the recent advances, latest approaches and newest concepts in DRA as we shift towards a new era in DRA management
Why This Guide?
Diastasis Rectus Abdominis (DRA) is becoming increasingly recognized in the pre- and post-natal fitness and rehab community. As our understanding of DRA evolves, having reliable, evidence-based, and practical information is crucial. This E-Guide is designed to meet that need for professionals like you.
What You'll Learn:
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Updated Insights: Get a concise summary of the latest developments in our understanding of DRA, including new assessment and management strategies.
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Clarified Concepts: Navigate the conflicting information surrounding DRA with ease. This guide helps demystify the shifts in DRA rehab paradigms, providing a clear view of the current landscape.
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Practical Application: Learn how to apply the latest research and techniques in your practice, enhancing your ability to support your clients effectively.
An Essential Diastasis Guide for Professionals
Easy to Read
Evidence-Based
Actionable Insights
Stay Ahead with the Latest Evidence-Based Strategies for Effective DRA Management and Rehabilitation
This comprehensive guide is perfect for you if:
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You're new to postpartum care: Get a solid foundation in DRA management
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You're an experienced professional: Stay updated with the latest advancements without sifting through countless research articles
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You love learning: Enjoy clear, concise explanations of key concepts in DRA
Elevate Your Postpartum Care
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Learn evidence-supported changes in terminology that leads to significantly less fear in your clients
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Learn ways of assessing diastasis that go beyond supine measurements
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Learn important objective measures of the linea alba that go beyond width and depth to give you a broader sense of your client's connective tissue quality
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Learn how to assess a client's readiness to progress rehab exercises with the aim of creating lasting change within the abdominal muscles and tissues