Running Injuries : Get Hip
-- Jay Dicharry --
What are you really looking at when you look at runners? A running gait analysis should be an extension of your evaluation, yet many clinicians lack to focus to correlate when they see on the exam table to what they see in a run.
This PowerTalk will focus on the causative biomechanics in running gait that overload the hip complex. We’ll train your eye to isolate specific gait imbalances, how they impact tissue stresses, how the correlate back to clinical exam testing.
To achieve these goals, we’ll take a deep loop at hamstring tendinopathy, glut med tendinopathy, femoro-acetabulair impingement, and femoral stress fractures.
You’ll leave this PowerTalk with the knowledge and skill to build both rehab interventions and running gait cues to successfully address your runner’s form imbalances.
What are you really looking at when you look at runners? A running gait analysis should be an extension of your evaluation, yet many clinicians lack to focus to correlate when they see on the exam table to what they see in a run.
This PowerTalk will focus on the causative biomechanics in running gait that overload the hip complex. We’ll train your eye to isolate specific gait imbalances, how they impact tissue stresses, how the correlate back to clinical exam testing.
To achieve these goals, we’ll take a deep loop at hamstring tendinopathy, glut med tendinopathy, femoro-acetabulair impingement, and femoral stress fractures.
You’ll leave this PowerTalk with the knowledge and skill to build both rehab interventions and running gait cues to successfully address your runner’s form imbalances.
