Monster Walks - Strengthening the gluteus medius

KOH Physical Therapy Lab®
KOH Physical Therapy Lab®
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In order to address the gluteal weakness that commonly coincides with increased sitting, we utilize dynamic exercises like the monster walk to help facilitate frontal plane stability by both activating and strengthening the gluteus medius.  The emphasis of this exercise is to maintain the hip, knee, and foot position throughout the activity while in an athletic position to bias the gluteal activation.

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Dr. Koh is a sports and orthopedic physical therapist with over 22 years of experience. He earned his B.S. degree in Physiological Sciences from the University of California at Los Angeles, as well as his Master’s and Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. In doing so, Dr. Koh became the youngest graduate ever to earn an advanced Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy in USC’s history. In 2007, Dr. Koh earned a Master’s in Business Administration from USC’s Marshall School of Business. While at USC, Dr. Koh served on faculty as a Teaching Assistant in Orthopedics. Soon after, Dr. Koh founded KOH Education to teach clinicians and students the latest research-based techniques in the field. He holds 25-30 seminars/lectures a year nationwide as Chief Clinical Instructor at AQuire.

Dr. Koh’s interests are in manual techniques such as soft tissue mobilization, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), and joint thrust techniques (joint mobilization). He utilizes international treatment techniques originating from Russia, Norway, France, Great Britain, Italy, South America, Korea and Australia that are within the scope of physical therapy practice.

Dr. Koh is passionate about continued education as a way to stay at the forefront of his profession. As a lifelong learner, he is certified in various techniques and has completed courses with the latest research on Spinal Fascial Stretches, Myofascial Stretching, Fascial Joint Pumping Techniques, and Fascial Normalization Techniques. Currently, Dr. Koh is one of 14 providers nationwide to be certified in Fascial Manipulation Techniques and one of two providers in California to be certified at the Master’s level. Similarly, he is the first and only Master’s level Active Release Techniques provider in Los Angeles and Orange County. Dr. Koh is a certified Graston Techniques provider.
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