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progression checklist

flow get up

markers of control

pain

  • No pain is felt during the movement that is deemed unsafe

  • If unsure, err on the side of not progressing

breath control

  • NASAL OR CONVERSATIONAL BREATHING

    • Nasal breathing - breathe in and out lightly and quietly only through the nose

      • Oral position - lips closed, teeth don’t touch, tongue resting lightly on the roof of the mouth

    • Conversational breathing - breathe in a manner where the inflection of your voice is maintained at that of a normal conversation

postural control

  • Do not progress if any of the following compensations occur

    • Unable to utilize momentum to get to oblique sitting or tripod half-kneeling

    • Unable to keep the heel down on the front foot when in half-kneeling

    • The front knee caves inward when transitioning to standing

    • Loss of balance when transitioning to standing

impact control

  • Transitions should be fluid with light contact being made when moving from one position to the next