Biomechanical Considerations for Physical Therapy and Treatment of Common Running Injuries

Biomechanical Considerations for Physical Therapy and Treatment of Common Running Injuries

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Running Participation

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Running Participation

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Biomechanical Considerations for Physical Therapy and Treatment of Common Running Injuries

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Presentation Goals
  3. 3 Running Participation
  4. 4 Incidence of Running injuries
  5. 5 Where Do Injuries Occur?
  6. 6 What are the injury Risk Factors?
  7. 7 What is proper technique? Opposing Views
  8. 8 Gravity is The Accelerator When Running
  9. 9 The Role of Gravity
  10. 10 Body Position
  11. 11 Gravity is The Accelerator, a Steeper Fall Angle Results in Greater Acceleration
  12. 12 Foot Strike/Initial Contact
  13. 13 Heel Strike vs. Fore Foot Strike
  14. 14 Initial contact ahead of the center of mass results in a heel strike initial contact under the center of mass results in a forefoot strike
  15. 15 Mid Stance
  16. 16 Recovery/Heel Pull
  17. 17 Cadence
  18. 18 Putting It All Together
  19. 19 How Does the body absorb shock
  20. 20 Most Common Causes of Injury: Over striding and Heel Striking
  21. 21 Concepts of Running Injuries
  22. 22 Shin Pain
  23. 23 Achilles Tendonopathy
  24. 24 ITB Pain Syndrome
  25. 25 How Do We Modify Running Technique?
  26. 26 Gait Training is Effective and Lasting
  27. 27 Summary

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