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Merav Hadar-Frumer - Hydrotherapy

"Thank you for four days of strength, endurance, and muscles. 

We still find D1 and D2 confusing, but the general idea is clear: 

  Even one little well-placed finger can     accomplish a lot. 

  A light, but correct touch can do        wonders. 

  A single motion, almost invisible, is a    world of its own for our clients.   

Thanks for reminding us why we are here!"

Components of Strength and Fitness in the Bad Ragaz Ring Method

 

This unique course combines study of the Bad Ragaz Technique and principles of work for increasing muscle strength and endurance.  The course provides practical clinical experience with patients.

After completing the course, students will be able to apply and integrate the Bad Ragaz Technique in hydrotherapy treatments.

The Bad Ragaz Ring Method is used for strengthening muscles, increasing range of motion, and improving coordination.  The method is based upon the principles of PNF and aided by the fluid mechanics of the water. 

The course is designated for physiotherapists and hydrotherapists with experience in aquatic therapy.

 

Course Objectives

  • Study of the Bad Ragaz Ring Method

  • Learning practical application of the BRRM in hydrotherapy

  • Integrating principles of strength and fitness in building a treatment program

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Learning Objectives

  • Attaining skills in the BRRM technique.

  • Adapting the use of the BRRM technique for treatment goals including measurements, indications, and contra-indications.

 

Course Format

The course consists of four days of theoretical instruction and practical work in the pool with patients. 

Participants will receive preparatory reading material before the course begins.

 

Head Lecturer

Merav Hadar-Frumer, Senior Lecturer, Hydrotherapy, Halliwick, and Bad Ragaz

Guest Lecturers

Irit Tzedek (HT, Msc PT, Senior Lecturer in Hydrotherapy, Director of the S'haar HaNegev Hydrotherapy Center

Dr. Miri Getz (HT, PHD) – Senior Lecturer in Hydrotherapy, Seminar HaKibbutzim, Spivak Center

 

Course Requirements:

  • Participants must be present during 90% of the course hours and all hours of practical work in the pool.

  • All participants must actively complete the course assignments.

  • Students who fulfill all the course requirements will receive a certificate.

 

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