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Strength & Neuromuscular Conditioning for Rehabilitation – Level 2
Advanced strength and conditioning for therapists
This evidence-based advanced strength and conditioning for therapists course builds on the fundamentals of strength and neuromuscular conditioning learnt in Level 1 teaches you how harness contemporary scientific principles to optimise your outcomes with patients. Delivered by Dr Claire Minshull, one of the UK’s most highly respected rehabilitation specialists and founder of Get Back to Sport.
This course is applicable to both upper and lower limb specialists and those who deal with high functioning athletes, older adults with degenerative problems and anyone else in between.
Outcomes
In this course, you will discover the art and science of strength and neuromuscular training. You will:
expand your rehabilitation toolbox of exercise prescription
learn current scientific techniques to maximise rehabilitation gains for minimal effort
learn training techniques that can attenuate performance losses in the injured limb, even when the limb is immobilised in a cast
understand and be able to apply scientific concepts to maximise rehabilitation outcomes
Applicable to both upper and lower limb specialists
(The full course is delivered in 2 x 2-day courses: Level 1 and Level 2)
Topics:
Group & practical work in exercise & rehabilitaiton programme design for clinical populations using concepts introduced
Detailed evaluation of the scientific literature with clinical application, including:
Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage: mechanisms, impairments and adaptations
The Repeated-Bout Effect & how to use this to enhance rehabilitation
Prehabilitation: definition, intervention types, critical evaluation of its utility & key components that determine its success
The Cross-Education effect: how to train the opposite, unjured limb to promote strength gains in the injured limb
Non-Concurrent Rehabilitation: the utility and methods of separating strength and endurance rehabilitation exericse to minimise the interference effect and enhance clinical gains for no net cost in time or resources1
…and be prepared for some high-intensity exercise in the practical sessions for those willing volunteers
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