 The
FrameWork-Your 7 Step Program for Healthy Muscles, Bones and
Joints, offers a comprehensive 7 step program to make you built
to last. The first step involves a first of its kind comprehensive
musculoskeletal evaluation that you can do in your own home. It
evaluates your frame, and finds your unique “weak-links” or points
of vulnerability.
The
FrameWork Self Test is designed to pickup muscle imbalances
and/or weakness, deficits in balance and proprioception (fine tune
coordination), loss of range of motion, tightness in back,
shoulders, calves or hamstrings, and even design flaws in your
workout, as well as lifestyle issues you might want to consider
changing. These are all potential issue that can really wreak havoc
on your frame if really unchecked.
A color-coded approach allows you to get to the heart of the
matter very quickly. Use the following colors to answer the
questions on The FrameWork
Self Test:
- GREEN means smooth sailing.
- YELLOW means something needs to be
watched.
- RED means let's do something about
it right now.
The first items are pretty basic to who you are. The list then
moves on to lifestyle habits, some of which may not seem relevant at
first, various exercise activities and then specific symptoms. After
these simple questions, you will be asked to do a little moving
around to size up how that musculoskeletal system is working (or
not).
Take your time taking the test. It not only serves as a screening
device, but as a way of learning more about your body. After each
question (or sometimes a group of questions), there will be a “Learn
More” button that you can click on. By clicking that button, you can
learn why that particular question (or group of questions) is so
important to the function of your frame or musculoskeletal
system.
CAUTION: These tests may not be easy, but they
should be comfortable and not result in any pain. If there is
significant discomfort with any of these maneuvers or tests or if
you are unable to perform them, then stop that particular test and
score a “red”. Then check with your physician or other
healthcare professional.

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