Personal Training
Whether your goal is health and fitness, to counteract soft tissue injuries and joint discomfort, or conditioning for your work or sport, our individualized personal training option is available. To describe how our approach differs, we must look at the definition of movement.
Movement is a sequence of segments (think body parts) moving in multiple directions, within a specific task. That task can be anything from stair climbing, getting out of bed, to playing professional athletics.
Oftentimes, the body takes the path of least resistance which is not the optimal way.
If the movement sequencing is efficient, you usually feel great, get to where you want to go, and rarely have aches and pains, stiffness, or things you can't do.
"No matter what level the task (movement) there is an efficient way to perform it."
- Aim Sports Medicine
If the sequencing is less than optimum, you may not feel symptoms right away, but eventually, the body will attempt to protect itself by reacting to pain, discomfort, aches, and stiffness, leading to compensation. This leads to a decreased ability to perform many tasks you once could do.
We specialize in assessing your current movement ability, such as your ability to sequence movements, so we can then design a plan to improve your efficiency.
We are also trained and experienced to provide an exercise program after rehabilitation for the following orthopedic and sports injuries:
Post-orthopedics and Sports Injuries:
Acute, sub-acute, and chronic sprains/strains
Spine and extremity injuries/pain
Repetitive strain injuries
Tendonitis/tendinosis/bursitis
Movement analysis & correction of body mechanics to improve function/skill
Injury management and prevention
Individualized therapeutic exercise programs
Musculoskeletal Dysfunction
Pelvic and Sacroiliac joint dysfunction/pain
Prenatal /postpartum pain/dysfunction
Gait and balance training
Aim Sports Medicine
Call or Text: (310) 937-2323
1035 Aviation Blvd.
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
M-F 9:00am to 6:00pm
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