Understand current terminology and pathomechanics underlying groin pain in athletes. Recognize key tests and measures indicative of athletic groin pain in athletes and apply new treatment and exercise strategies to maximize return to sport.
This course blends evidence-based practice with expert clinical practice in the evaluation and management of chronic groin pain in athletes.
You will hear new information regarding the history and new terminology surrounding groin pain in athletes. Contemporary information regarding key clinical examination findings associated with injury are presented. We take an indepth look at the pathomechanics behind groin pain in athletes and how to match treatment strategies to the sport specific demands of the athlete.
Updated evidence-based treatment strategies are reviewed with regards to treatment efficacy while also highlighting what may still be missing from clinical practice. An evidence informed treatment strategy is presented with specific exercise based videos incorporated to help the clinician implement new treatment approaches starting today!
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Overview
Background and history of groin pain in athletes | Video
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Evaluation: Part 1 | Video
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Evaluation Part 2: | Video
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Evidence-Based Rehabilitation Strategies for Athletic Groin Pain | Video
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Optimizing the Global Treatment Approach | Video
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Understand the pathomechanics underlying groin pain in athletes
Apply an evidence-based evaluation of patients with athletic groin pain
Recognise key tests and measures indicative of athletic groin pain in athletes
iscuss the evidence-based treatment progression from a local to regional approach to a global exercise focus
Apply evidence informed exercises designed to address some of the missing elements from existing evidence-based treatment strategies
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Director of Rehabilitation & Assistant Professor at High Point University
Steve has over 25 years of sports medicine clinical experience blended with his appointments within academia. Steve has a PhD in Exercise and Sport Science from Ulster University, as well as holding both a Masters and Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Steve has worked over a decade in professional mens ice hockey in the NHL for the Florida Panthers. Steve’s expertise in the area of the hip and pelvis comes from his clinical background in the NHL, as well as from his targeted research.
