Integrating Performance Training Concepts in to Injury Management

Reblogged from Athletic Medicine:

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For years there has been a gap between performance enhancement and injury management. Strength coaches fail to address rehabilitation  and injury prevention during performance training whereas health care practitioners (ATs, PTs, OTs) fail to address performance training during injury management. There are some who continually seek to merge the two disciplines, by utilizing the unique training principles from each side. I am not saying ALL fail to bridge the gap, but it certainly is the majority.  

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Great post on bridging the gap from rehab to sports performance & incorporating PAP into training.

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Master's in Kinesiology: Strength & Conditioning BSed in Exercise physiology -NSCA CSCS -NASM CPT, PES -Varsity Lacrosse Coach Saving the world one workout at a time ;)

Posted on September 14, 2012, in Strength & Conditioning. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

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