Course Title

Athletes and Pelvic Rehabilitation: Transitioning from a Local to a Global Systems Approach

Course Description

This course is held via Zoom meeting, which is free to download, and will combine pre-recorded lecture with live, interactive course time that takes place via online meeting.

This two-day course, developed by an instructor with extensive experience working with professional athletes, will cover evidence-based, immediately-applicable skills related to pelvic floor rehabilitation for the athlete, covering treatment philosophies for the pelvis and pelvic floor and global considerations of how these structures contribute to human movement. Topics covered will include urinary incontinence, as well as the intricacies of athletic movement and how energy transference throughout the kinetic chain is crucial to rehabilitation approach, injury prevention and high performance. This course will also cover biomechanics behind human movement of the lumbopelvic-hip complex so the participant will be able to prescribe effective and innovative therapeutic exercise programs. The connection of how pelvic rehab influences LE pathologies such as ACL, PFP and chronic ankle instability will be covered. Although this class has a focus on athletes, these concepts of biomechanics and movement patterning are applicable to all patients in the clinic.

Start Date/Time and Time Zone:

May 11, 2024 8:30 AM America/Los_Angeles

Location

NA - Registrants Attend this course via Zoom