[Pre-Order] Dean Somerset – Training clients around injuries

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Dean Somerset – Training clients around injuries

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5 HOURS 6 UNITS
All online, you can learn everywhere, anytime and still get the support you need

ASSESSING INJURIES
You’ll learn how to assess injuries and know when to refer out

INJURY TYPES
You’ll learn about injury types, how they present, and how to best manage them

PROGRAMMING
You’ll know how to programme effectively around injuries and prevent them from occurring

About Training Clients Around Injuries
Dean takes you through how to assess injuries, ensuring you stay within your scope of practise, how to work with clients who are injured – how to programme for them, and how to avoid getting injured in the first place.

Course Syllabus
Role of a Trainer in Injury Rehab
What a trainer should know about injuries, when to step in and when to refer out
How symptomatic or asymptomatic may not look different on a medical image
How Injuries Happen, How Injuries Heal
Different phases of healing: inflammation, proliferation, and remodelling
Impact of repetitive strain on functional thresholds for future injury
Timelines for recovery from different tissues
Pain, biomechanical vs psychological implications
Repetitive Strain Injuries
Law of repetitive motion and impact on injury risks
Considerations for training, how to progress without further irritating
Upper Quadrant Injuries
Anatomical considerations, degenerative effects, and risk factors
Shoulder issues, scapular stability, thoracic spine mobility, and breathing patterns effects on upper body injuries
Rotator cuff tears
Assessment concepts and practical applications
Program design considerations for upper body issues and common goals
Lower Quadrant Injuries
Anatomical considerations, degenerative effects, and risk factors
Assessment concepts and practical applications
Hip osteoarthritis and common surgical solutions
Knee issues: knee osteoarthritis, ACL reconstruction, meniscus damage
Spinal injuries and Low Back Pain
Anatomical considerations, degenerative effects, and risk factors
Disc degenerations
Disc bulges and herniations
Core training considerations for low back pain and injuries