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* Coaching / Therapy / Neuroathletics
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Hinter uns liegen intensive Wochen beim FIFA World Cup in Kanada/USA mit den unvergesslichsten und schönsten Momenten, die der Sport zu bieten hat… mit einer Mannschaft die über sich hinaus gewachsen ist! Vielen Dank Team 🇨🇦. Es war mir eine Ehre. #worldcup #soccer #football by @myos.munich

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the bottom line is - we torne all down

#football #athlete #preseason #hardwork #madrid #munich #sport #workout #legend #pro #myosmunich #training #champion

📸 @elishuabachor taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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Die Bremer Lokomotive @keketopp by @myos.munich

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Wenn du Lust auf eine berufliche Veränderung hast und dich in deinen Fähigkeiten und deine Persönlichkeit weiter entwickeln möchtest dann bewirb dich bei uns, denn hiermit kannst du sicher rechnen:

- min. 50 Minuten Zeit für Deine Behandlungen
- behandeln auf der Bank UND aktive Trainingstherapie in einem hochmodernen Trainingsbereich
- ein starkes Team, in dem Du eine verantwortungsvolle Rolle übernimmst
- Regelmäßige interne Fortbildungen
- Arbeiten im Team auf höchstem Niveau

… das und einiges mehr erwartet dich als Physiotherapeut/in im MYOS.

Bewirb dich aussagekräftig und schick uns deine Bewerbung an office@myos.one

#physio #physiotherapie #munich #job taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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Conditioning #camp taken in Faro, Portugal by @myos.munich

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Engines started #rehab #munich @lucamarseiler taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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WHY CONSIDER SENSORY FUNCTION IN REHAB? 🤷🏽‍♂️🤔 (read Caption)

1. Sensory receptors detect a change
Something happens in the environment or body: touch, light, sound, pain, stretch, etc.

2. Afferent pathways carry that information to the CNS
Signals go from receptors through sensory neurons into the spinal cord/brain.

3. The CNS processes and integrates the input
The brain and spinal circuits interpret the stimulus, compare it with goals, memory, and context, and decide what response is appropriate.

4. Motor commands are sent out
Only after processing does the CNS activate motor neurons to produce movement.

Why this matters
- Action depends on information: You need to know what is happening before choosing a movement.
- Prevents inappropriate responses: The same sensory event can mean different things depending on context.
- Supports feedback control: Motor output is constantly adjusted based on incoming sensory feedback. taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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🦾🔥@keketopp #rehab #munich taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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Schicke Deine Bewerbung an: office@myos.one #munich #physio #jobangebot taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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New week - new goals #rehab #acl taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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Zirkus Halligalli 🎪🤹‍♂️ taken in MYOS Sport & Health by @myos.munich

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