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Joint centration

Joint centration refers to the positioning and alignment of the body’s joints. A centrated joint is typically considered to be in a centred or neutral position both when static and throughout a range of movement. How the parts of the joint connect and what contact there is between the corresponding surfaces is of fundamental importance. Centration is…

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Use in sport and fitness training programmes

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Centration and decentration

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Centration and decentration

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Joint centration

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Joint centration

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related to Functional joint centration · 8

Joint centration → Craig Liebenson, Dr, For, Functional, In, It, The, This

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joint centration joints centrated movement aligned alignment decentrated control surfaces positioned muscular training positioning position means injury static contact manner

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
ligaments	instance of	with minimal mechanical stress on the passive structures	0.80	text
capsule	instance of	with minimal mechanical stress on the passive structures	0.80	text
cartilage	instance of	with minimal mechanical stress on the passive structures	0.80	text
and joint surfaces.Decentration refers to when one or more of the joints are less than optimally positioned	instance of	with minimal mechanical stress on the passive structures	0.80	text
aligned	instance of	with minimal mechanical stress on the passive structures	0.80	text
powerlifting	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
yoga	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
pilates	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
numerous other sports	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
fitness disciplines in order to better understand the most effective movement patterns	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
to achieve optimal performance	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text
and to prevent	instance of	that in an 'exercise position' there will be 'ideal biomechanical loading with maximum congruence of articular surfaces’.' This means that a dynamic movement or static hold is m…	0.80	text

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