
Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy
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Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy
In this free online course, explore the unique skillset required in the diagnosis and rehabilitation of sports injuries.
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- Avg. Duration3-4 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Explain the role of a sport rehabilitation therapist
- Recognize common sports injury and their rehabilitation process
- Discuss the exploration of assessment techniques specific to sports injuries
- Distinguish between manual muscle testing and joint range of motion
- Identify some of the advanced therapeutic exercise prescription for rehabilitation and performance enhancement
- Recall the role of taping and bracing in rehabilitation protocols
- Create and implement customized rehabilitation programs for athletes
- Outline the psychological factors in rehabilitation and performance enhancement
- State biomechanical principles as they relate to sports performance and injury prevention
- Explain the application of biomechanical principles in orthotic and equipment prescription
- Recognize nutritional requirements for different sports and phases of training
- Discuss the role of hydration and electrolyte balance in sports performance
Course Overview
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