Dr. Aaron Seavey demonstrates the second and third movement in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS), the hurdle step and in-line lunge. To learn more about what FMS is used for and see the first movement in the screen, the deep squat, check out our previous blog post for a demo by Dr. Adam Swick.
Our gift to you this holiday season (until December 30, 2016), is a free Functional Movement Screen with Dr. Seavey in our Bellevue office or Dr. Swick in our Seattle office. Call us today to schedule your free screening, Bellevue – (425) 590-9208 or Seattle – (206) 420-3131. To schedule an onsite screening for groups of 8 or more at your business location email: amanda@velosportsrehab.com.
