Continuing Education for Physical Therapists

Gait Training for Runners: Bringing Research into Clinical Practice to aid Rehabilitation. May 2nd, 8PM (EST)

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Presenter:
Thomas Burns, MPT, OCS, CSCS
(Thomas’ Bio)

 

Earn 1.5 PT contact hrs* by attending this online webinar.

“Ask questions LIVE! No travel expenses, no time away from family or the clinic, and you can participate from the comfort of your home or business! Only $39 (group rate available by request)”

OUTLINE

  • Review of kinematics associated with common running injuries
  • Why is gait training essential to change faulty kinematics?  Is strengthening of associated musculature enough?
  • Review of the current evidence pertaining to the efficacy of changing  gait with various types of feedback
  • Discuss how motor control principles guide feedback in the gait training process
  • Suggestions for cuing gait changes in runners
  • Review of therapeutic exercises that support the desired changes in gait
  • How do minimal shoes and barefoot running affect running gait compared with traditional shoes, and how can we advise our patients to incorporate them into their program
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With This Webinar, You Will Get:

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Icon - Check MarkList of references from the presenter

Icon - Check MarkOutline and Objectives

Learning Objectives

  • Discuss why gait training is essential to affecting changes in faulty biomechanics
  • Describe the current evidence regarding gait characteristics that are associated with increased or reduced risk of injury
  • Discuss the research regarding the efficacy of changing critical gait parameters in the running population
  • Discuss how motor control principles guide feedback in the gait training process
  • Use specific therapeutic exercise techniques that support the gait training process in an injured runner
  • Discuss how minimal shoes and barefoot running affect running gait compared with traditional running shoes

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