| ASCT Presents: Advanced Bodywork Series |
| Understanding & Assessing Sports Injuries |
| Cameron Reid |
| Cameron Reid obtained a first class honours degree in Human Biology in 1982 at Surrey University. He studied Ergonomics at the University of Zurich, with Prof Etienne Grandjean. A lifelong interest in why some people are more susceptible to musculoskeletal injury than others led him to train as an Osteopath - studying at the world renowned British School of Osteopathy in London, qualifying in 1986. He later took the position of clinical tutor at the school. Cameron is an Associate Lecturer at the University of East Anglia (UEA), teaching Osteopathic Techniques on the Undergraduate Physiotherapy Course and, lecturing on the Foundation Degree in Sports Coaching at Easton College. He has worked for Sport England in the East Anglia Region, and works for Norwich City F.C. when required. |
A two day course designed to help you understand the cause of
injury, and hence How to Treat Sports Injuries, and prevent
problems from developing again. We area aware that most
sports injuries are accumulative in nature but, what are the
mechanisms that have contributed to the onset in the first place?
injury, and hence How to Treat Sports Injuries, and prevent
problems from developing again. We area aware that most
sports injuries are accumulative in nature but, what are the
mechanisms that have contributed to the onset in the first place?
| What biomechanical factors are involved and how can we assess these efficiently to best help our clients? (Many clients have day jobs and are keen sports people. They try and fit in as much as they can and this can cause problems) What is the effect of your clients exercise programme and has it a bearing on their injury? Does your client assessment tell you what you need to know about your client? |
This 2-day Sports Injuries intensive will help you answer
these questions and more. Examples of common injuries
will be discussed (e.g. Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis,
tennis elbow etc) and the real reasons how they developed
in the first place. Learn warm down techniques, effective
stretching, and rehabilitation approaches.
these questions and more. Examples of common injuries
will be discussed (e.g. Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis,
tennis elbow etc) and the real reasons how they developed
in the first place. Learn warm down techniques, effective
stretching, and rehabilitation approaches.
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4/5th Feb 2012
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4/5th Feb 2012
Please request/download our Application Pack
Enquiry Form
Tel: +44 (0) 7908 596673
Email: admin@activetherapyschool.co.uk
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