Gait and Functional Movement Analysis

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About Course

The study of gait is a fundamental component of physiotherapy and rehabilitation. This course provides a detailed understanding of the normal gait cycle, its phases, and the determinants that shape efficient walking patterns.The course emphasize both the mechanics of lower limbs (hip, knee, ankle) and the influence of other body parts such as the pelvis, spine, and upper limbs.

Beyond describing normal gait, the online physiotherapy course explores common gait deviations, their underlying impairments, and their impact on function. Through case discussions and functional movement analysis, participants will learn how to observe, document, and interpret gait patterns in both clinical and athletic settings. This knowledge will be directly applied to patient assessment, treatment planning, and performance optimization.

About Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program Instructor  

Mustufa Kagdi clinical mentor in australia at physiomates.com.au

The musculoskeletal physiotherapy program is led by Mustufa Kagdi, MACP, APAM, a highly accomplished Titled APA Musculoskeletal and Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist based in Australia. With nearly two decades of experience in advanced manual therapy, biomechanics, and pain science, Mustufa has successfully mentored physiotherapists at all levels.

Having completed his Master of Manual and Sports Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia, Mustufa brings a wealth of knowledge about Australian physiotherapy practice and standards. His interactive teaching style and deep understanding of clinical reasoning make this program a must for international physiotherapists aiming to thrive in Australia.

What Will You Learn?

  • Identify and explain the stance and swing phases of gait, including the role of key joints and muscles.
  • Demonstrate competency in observing gait from multiple perspectives and using tools such as video analysis.
  • Interpret clinical signs of abnormal gait patterns, including antalgic, Trendelenburg, foot drop, circumduction, and Parkinsonian gait.
  • Integrate knowledge of biomechanics, joint range of motion, and compensatory movements into functional assessments.
  • Critically evaluate patient-specific functional movements and propose appropriate symptom modifications.
  • Communicate findings clearly in both documentation and patient interactions, ensuring improved understanding and engagement.

Course Content

Lesson 1

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