Master and apply key strength & conditioning and scientific principles to elevate your rehabilitation practice
Welcome to the Masterclass series!
I’ve described these Masterclasses as mini courses, because they are that too.
These sessions are presented in a variety of formats from presentation and lesson style to Q&A. All address pertinent and, or, emerging topics in rehabilitation and conditioning. All are aimed at the forward thinking practitioner like you – you’re reading this page, right?
Each Masterclass also comes with its own set of resources, templates, readings AND a CPD certificate upon completion.
Previously some of these sessions were only accessible to those in The Academy – a monthly subscription CPD platform for individuals from all over the world wanting to take their knowledge and skills further.
However, I’m now delighted to be able to bring these to all. Here you will find some of the best Academy Masterclasses on important and edgy topics … you may well find that these change your practice too.
Each Masterclass has a very clear set of learning outcomes and takeaways, which you can see listed on each Masterclass information page.
I’m thrilled to bring to you topics including rehabilitation, conditioning, exercise science research, performance and other less-well considered areas – all of which have a role to play in rehabilitation with patients and performers. Many of which are overlooked.
The aim is to always provide you with strategies of how to apply the information and skills in to practice!
In a few Masterclasses, you may hear a mention or two of coaching calls; unfortunately we can’t offer these given the present format, however, each Masterclass author has provided their social media handles and invitations to get in touch. Do reach out.
I hope that you enjoy these sessions and also their application to your practice. I can say with absolute confidence that I’ve had some tremendous and practice-changing testimonials for each and every one of these Masterclasses.
Masterclass Topics:
Mastering Scientific Principles
Exercise-Stress
Adjuncts and Technology
Fuelling Rehabilitation
Assessing Performance
Non-Contractile Tissue
Populations