Courses
Flexible provision offers a range of courses to suit your schedule, from concise 1-hour sessions to comprehensive 2-day workshops. Our curriculum is specifically designed to bring biomechanical theories to life, explaining the biomechanics theory to enhance your analysis and interventions for musculoskeletal health issues. Explore specialist courses such as gait analysis, return to activity, and prehabilitation, tailored to deepen your understanding and skills in the field and gain valuable insights to optimize your approach to musculoskeletal health.
This is the ideal educational opportunity for those aiming to improve their clinical outcomes and patient care in musculoskeletal health.
01
Gait Analysis
Introduction to gait - aim and phases
Temprospatial measurements and what they can tell us
Analysing TS measurements and walking quality
How we achieve gait - joint mechanics
What happens when the joints can't function - key compensations for different MSK pathologies
Gait reporting options
Workshop: data collection and analysis in the clinic
02
Return to Activity
Biomechanics and the science of injury, rehabilitation and return to activity (IRRTA): movement; biological materials
Factors to consider before returning to sport: Biological Healing; Physical Readiness ; Psychological Readiness
Return to activity continuum, guidelines, criteria
Workshop: data collection and analysis in the clinic
03
Prehabilitation
Preparing for surgery: strength and conditions, movement coordination, pain
Working in an interdisciplinary team
Workshop: data collection and analysis in the clinic
04
Injury Prevention and Return to Sport
Understand how biomechanics can inform technique changes to prevent injury and re-injury on return to sport
