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What is a Research Byte?
Each Research Byte is a video-graphic of the peer-reviewed published research John Cronin has been involved in. A Research Byte presents a brief outline of the research, but mostly focuses on the practical applications of the findings to assist you as a trainer and practitioner.
What is this Research Byte about?
This Research Byte summarises research on backwards running, outlining how running in reverse affects movement mechanics, muscle activation, performance and injury‑related factors, with evidence‑based insights into its training and assessment applications.
Watch this pre-recorded CRPS Webinar | Access for 12 months. Dr Tracey Pons, PhD, NZRPS (Pain) presents the diagnostic criteria for a CRPS diagnosis and a conceptual clinical model for the Physiotherapy management of CRPS.
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Access: 4 months | A comprehensive, online course suitable for any physiotherapist who wants to upskill in the assessment and management of cervical neuro-musculoskeletal disorders.
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Access: 12 months. | Digestive system, Cardiovascular system, Respiratory system, Genitourinary system, Endocrine system, Medications, Clinical reference sheets.
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Access: 12 months| Designed for physiotherapists who have graduated recently or are starting to learn management of back pain patients. You will learn practical hands-on assessment & management that goes beyond international guideline principles.
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Four Sport and Exercise Webinars for just NZD $25. Access 12 months │ Learning time 1 hour each │ CPD certificates provided.
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$20 | Access: 12 months | A long-held belief in musculoskeletal injury management is that ACL tears never heal. This misconception is now being heavily questioned. Hear the latest evidence and the implications this has for the management of ACL tears
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$20 | Access: 12 months | Kylie Cox presents an overview for Physiotherapists on the special considerations of the female athlete in musculoskeletal injury management.
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Cost: $20 NZD | Access 12 months | Listen to Chelsea Lane talk about challenges for the sports physiotherapist and what is your hidden ‘super-power’ when it comes to decision-making in pressure situations.
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FREE | Access 12 months | Scapula dyskinesis can be ‘tricky’ to treat and some people have persistent pain or shoulder instability despite extensive treatment. Is sensory perception the forgotten link in rehabilitation?
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Cost: $20 NZD | Access 12 months | Is osteoarthritis due to ‘wear and tear’? Is running bad for OA? What should we be telling our patients and what can physiotherapy do?
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Cost: $10 NZD | Access 12 months | Learn about diagnosis - new imaging techniques, the decision-making process regarding surgical vs non-surgical management and rehabilitation and return-to-sport guidelines for athletes with lumbar stress injuries.
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Cost: $20 | Access: 12 months | In this webinar, Eloise dives into what makes children different and talks about specific conditions, growth factors and injuries, and how you might assess and manage them.
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FREE | Access: 12 months | This webinar is an introduction to force plates for physiotherapists with practical examples of force plate analysis of jump performance and clinical applications for rehabilitation in sports and community practice.
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FREE | Access: 12 months | In this webinar, Chelsea talks about Vice President of Athletic Performance and Sports Medicine (Atlanta Hawks) managing high performance physio, S and C and support teams in the NBA.
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Cost: $20 NZD | Access: 12 months | In this webinar Dr Ian Horsley presents considerations for return to playtesting for the shoulder when considering returning to sport. CDP Certificate and handouts included.
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Cost: $20.00 NZD | Access: 12 months | Dr Ian Horsley discusses the management of ACJ traumatic injuries and the differential diagnosis, along with rehabilitation strategies that include the scapula and thoracic spine.
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Professor, Strength and Conditioning, AUT University Head of Research, Lila Movement Technology
Hi I am John Cronin, AKA JC and I am a Professor in Strength and Conditioning. I am primarily an educator, researcher and mentor. I have two passions – one related to improving human movement, athleticism and sporting performance via strength and conditioning, and the other related to sharing this information with others.
