Neuromuscular training seems to gain ground in the therapeutic interventions for almost all the musculoskeletal disorders. It gradually becomes clear to everyone that the neuromuscular adaptations are much more profound and important for our body and its effort to heal itself. Recently, one more study showed the immediate efficacy of neuromuscular exercise in patients with severe osteoarthritis of the hip or knee - See more at Physiospot.
A very nice guideline for the NEMEX-TJR training program presented in this study can be found here.
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