Part I of interview with the 2015 National Strength and Conditioning Association's Sports Medicine/Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year, Dr. Arianne Missimer!
Jackson Rudolph has experience in personal training, physical therapy assistance, and athletic training. He has a Bachelor's in Science in Kinesiology from California State University Monterey Bay and is a certified personal trainer by the American College of Sports Medicine. His career has included experience as an assistant athletic trainer, physical therapy aide, youth leader, farmhand, and personal trainer. He is interested in physical well-being, exercise, anatomy, and physiology and enjoys watching sports and spending time with his puppy.
Mitch Chase is a certified personal trainer and diet coach in Torrance, California who has been working in fitness since 1988. He majors in kinesiology and physical education and holds numerous certifications. Chase takes time to understand each client's individual challenges and helps them focus on small changes to their routine and diet to achieve results. He finds it rewarding to help his clients transform not just their bodies but their lives overall.
Igino Lazzaroni has over 25 years of experience as a physiotherapist in Italy and Australia, specializing in sports injuries and rehabilitation. He has worked with numerous professional athletic teams and organizations in Italy, including swimming, soccer, and disabled sports associations. In Australia, he has volunteered as a physiotherapist for community events and worked part-time at a football club. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Universita Cattolica Del Sacro Cuore in Italy along with additional certifications in massage, first aid, and English.
Rachel Brown's career goal is to become a certified athletic trainer. She plans to achieve this by obtaining an entry-level master's degree in athletic training, as she did not study athletic training as an undergraduate. This will allow her to meet the graduate degree requirement for becoming a certified athletic trainer. She is interested in working with a sports team and enjoys the changing environments involved in athletic training.
The document discusses the career of a sports medicine physician and team physician. As a team physician, the goal is to ensure athletes are healthy and able to compete by treating injuries and illnesses. Team physicians must work closely with coaches and travel with the team. They must be prepared to treat common illnesses that may occur during travel. The average salary of a team physician is $202,600. Part of their job is determining when injured players can return to play. Treatment of injuries includes massage and stretching.
This document discusses various physical therapy, fitness, and wellness services available in Perth, Western Australia. It describes how Pilates can be practiced in both a general fitness style led by certified instructors, or in a clinical style led by physiotherapists to aid recovery. Sports massage performed by professionals in Perth is outlined as helping athletes by improving understanding of muscle and skeletal techniques. Remedial sports massage in Perth aims to treat the underlying causes of discomfort as well as the symptoms. Personal training programs in Perth provide health assessments and help individuals understand their fitness levels and reduce disease risks.
Introduction
Definition of Functional Fitness
Goals
Important elements of Functional Fitness
Fitness for elderly people
Aerobic Exercises
Gym or fitness Centers
benefits of Fitness
Aesha Tahir is a personal trainer and group exercise instructor pursuing a Master's in Exercise Physiology at Concordia University of Chicago. She has numerous fitness certifications and her goal is to use her knowledge of human movement science to educate clients and other fitness professionals. Specifically, she wants to develop fitness programs for those with chronic diseases or disabilities to improve their quality of life. For her graduate studies, she aims to better understand human anatomy and how movements relate to common dysfunctions in order to apply this research to her own training and classes.
Jackson Rudolph has experience in personal training, physical therapy assistance, and athletic training. He has a Bachelor's in Science in Kinesiology from California State University Monterey Bay and is a certified personal trainer by the American College of Sports Medicine. His career has included experience as an assistant athletic trainer, physical therapy aide, youth leader, farmhand, and personal trainer. He is interested in physical well-being, exercise, anatomy, and physiology and enjoys watching sports and spending time with his puppy.
Mitch Chase is a certified personal trainer and diet coach in Torrance, California who has been working in fitness since 1988. He majors in kinesiology and physical education and holds numerous certifications. Chase takes time to understand each client's individual challenges and helps them focus on small changes to their routine and diet to achieve results. He finds it rewarding to help his clients transform not just their bodies but their lives overall.
Igino Lazzaroni has over 25 years of experience as a physiotherapist in Italy and Australia, specializing in sports injuries and rehabilitation. He has worked with numerous professional athletic teams and organizations in Italy, including swimming, soccer, and disabled sports associations. In Australia, he has volunteered as a physiotherapist for community events and worked part-time at a football club. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Universita Cattolica Del Sacro Cuore in Italy along with additional certifications in massage, first aid, and English.
Rachel Brown's career goal is to become a certified athletic trainer. She plans to achieve this by obtaining an entry-level master's degree in athletic training, as she did not study athletic training as an undergraduate. This will allow her to meet the graduate degree requirement for becoming a certified athletic trainer. She is interested in working with a sports team and enjoys the changing environments involved in athletic training.
The document discusses the career of a sports medicine physician and team physician. As a team physician, the goal is to ensure athletes are healthy and able to compete by treating injuries and illnesses. Team physicians must work closely with coaches and travel with the team. They must be prepared to treat common illnesses that may occur during travel. The average salary of a team physician is $202,600. Part of their job is determining when injured players can return to play. Treatment of injuries includes massage and stretching.
This document discusses various physical therapy, fitness, and wellness services available in Perth, Western Australia. It describes how Pilates can be practiced in both a general fitness style led by certified instructors, or in a clinical style led by physiotherapists to aid recovery. Sports massage performed by professionals in Perth is outlined as helping athletes by improving understanding of muscle and skeletal techniques. Remedial sports massage in Perth aims to treat the underlying causes of discomfort as well as the symptoms. Personal training programs in Perth provide health assessments and help individuals understand their fitness levels and reduce disease risks.
Introduction
Definition of Functional Fitness
Goals
Important elements of Functional Fitness
Fitness for elderly people
Aerobic Exercises
Gym or fitness Centers
benefits of Fitness
Aesha Tahir is a personal trainer and group exercise instructor pursuing a Master's in Exercise Physiology at Concordia University of Chicago. She has numerous fitness certifications and her goal is to use her knowledge of human movement science to educate clients and other fitness professionals. Specifically, she wants to develop fitness programs for those with chronic diseases or disabilities to improve their quality of life. For her graduate studies, she aims to better understand human anatomy and how movements relate to common dysfunctions in order to apply this research to her own training and classes.
An ACL sprain or tear occurs when these two bones manage to rotate too far in opposing directions or the knee bends the wrong way. Both a sensation that the leg is buckling with each step and outright pain are common.
Leslie Miller is an ACSM certified exercise physiologist and owner of Body English Barre and Dance Fitness Studio in Cleveland, TN. She has a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Arizona State University and over 15 years of experience in personal training, group fitness instruction, and wellness coaching. Miller is seeking a position in health and wellness promotion where she can utilize her expertise developing exercise programs, nutrition counseling, and business administration skills.
The document discusses the importance of regular exercise and its health benefits. It defines exercise, lists types of exercises, and cites statistics on childhood obesity in the Philippines. Some simple and effective exercises are also presented, such as walking, jogging, jumping jacks, push-ups, sit-ups, and squats. Regular exercise is said to prolong life expectancy, control body weight, improve work performance, and boost the immune system.
The document summarizes the history and roles of sports medicine as a team approach. It discusses how sports medicine has evolved since ancient times, with organizations like the Federation of Sports Medicine being established in 1928. Key members of the modern sports medicine team are described as physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists, chiropractors, and coaches, with the shared goals of preventing injury, providing treatment and rehabilitation, and allowing the safe return of athletes to play. Communication is emphasized as crucial to the success of the collaborative sports medicine model.
Overuse injuries occur over time from repetitive micro-trauma rather than a single event. They are common in sports and activities. Training errors like increasing intensity, duration, or frequency too quickly are a major cause, as are technical flaws. Individual anatomical and biomechanical factors can also contribute to overuse injuries. Prevention focuses on gradual progression, cross-training when injured, and seeking advice from experts on safe training programs.
The document announces a health and wellbeing event on May 16th 2013 from 10am to 3pm at Birmingham City Football Club for people with learning disabilities, with the goal of supporting them to improve their health and wellbeing through various stalls and activities on topics like dental care, foot care, massage, keeping fit, education opportunities, and patient experience.
Mary Ellen Bingham is the Head Sports Nutritionist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She grew up with a passion for sports nutrition and pursued a career in the field. After receiving her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Nutrition, she gained clinical experience working as a dietician. Her first job was at a VA medical center, then she worked at St. John's University. She also had a private practice in Manhattan. In 2010, she accepted her current position at UNC, where she coordinates nutrition services for 750 student athletes through counseling, education, and testing. In her role, she draws from her diverse experience in clinical, private practice, and collegiate settings.
Jennifer Solanics interviewed two athletic trainers at the University of Toledo - Robyn Hafner, a graduate assistant and her team's trainer, and Brian Jones, the assistant head athletic trainer. Hafner discussed her education path and duties as a graduate assistant, which include attending all practices and games. Jones oversees all athletic trainers as the assistant head trainer and has different responsibilities due to his higher position, such as wearing a suit to games. Both enjoy their work helping athletes but noted the long hours required. The University of Toledo's sports medicine department aims to provide quality care to all student-athletes through multiple athletic trainers and facilities across campus.
Dancing provides many health benefits such as improved cardiovascular fitness, muscle tone and strength, bone density, flexibility, coordination, agility, stress relief, and weight loss. It is an enjoyable form of exercise that can be practiced through various styles like ballet, modern, jazz, hip hop, and more. Dancing gets the heart pumping to strengthen the cardiovascular system and engages muscles throughout the body. It also helps build bone density, increases flexibility, and enhances coordination and agility. Additionally, dancing serves as a way to reduce stress and can support weight loss when combined with a healthy diet.
The document discusses the parable of the pearl of great price from Matthew 13:45-46. It makes three main points:
I. The Vision - the parable emphasizes having a vision for the kingdom of heaven, unlike the previous parable which was about stumbling upon treasure.
II. The Value - both stories show that the value of what is found, the kingdom of heaven, is greater than anything else and should be our greatest importance.
III. The Valor - it will take courage and faith to truly follow Jesus and attain the kingdom of heaven, as it requires giving up all we have. We cannot do it alone and need God and each other. The conclusion encourages developing a vision for
This document proposes establishing commercial timber plantations in Jamaica to increase local lumber production. Over 10 years, 1,000 hectares of pine and 6,000 hectares of various hardwood species would be planted. This would increase pine production by 22,900 cubic meters per year after 20 years and hardwood production by 117,000 cubic meters per year after 30 years, for a total annual allowable cut of 139,900 cubic meters. The proposal analyzes the history of forestry in Jamaica, suitable lands, expected productivity and yields, financial feasibility, and environmental and socioeconomic benefits of establishing commercial timber plantations.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create engaging slideshow presentations.
Once Upon a Tusk is a non-profit organization created in 2015 to help save elephants from being killed for their tusks. They are becoming extinct, with their numbers declining to 3,500-5,000 due to threats like habitat loss. The organization sells clothing and accepts donations, with 100% of proceeds going to help elephants on a farm where they are nurtured and saved. Customers can purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats, or simply donate directly through the provided link to help save an elephant's life.
This document summarizes a study investigating certain epidemiological aspects of Aeromonas hydrophila infection in chickens. The key findings include:
1. A gentamicin-resistant A. hydrophila strain was used to study survival and transmission. It survived for 26 days in water and 11-23 days in various chicken materials like crates, feces, ration, sawdust and straw.
2. When embryonated eggs were dipped in an A. hydrophila culture, it caused 8.3% embryonic mortality. Hatched chicks showed 13.3% mortality in the first week and signs of infection.
3. Orally infected breeder hens had higher fecal shedding than sub
This document contains five writing samples by Liz Leslie:
1. A 2014 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about the Bloomington Spinners and Weavers Guild.
2. A 2013 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about the 20th anniversary of the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival.
3. A 2012 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about an art show celebrating Pygmalion's fourth decade.
4. A 2011 article on the Indiana Public Media Earth Eats blog about kings of the Indianapolis brew scene.
5. A 2010 article on the Muslim Voices blog about exile and emergence.
Workshop su perché aprire un blog e come gestirlo partendo dalla nostra esperienza su GirlGeekLife. Presentazione preparata per l'Internet Festival di Pisa 2015 in collaborazione con Luigina Foggetti
The document describes an online energy course for Nigerian high school students that addresses problems with Nigeria's power supply. Key issues include insufficient power generation, low transmission capacity below 6,000 MW, and a radial transmission network without redundancies. Suggestions to remedy these problems involve tapping into renewable sources like solar and wind, expanding transmission infrastructure, and increasing gas-fired power plant capacity in the short-term. The course activity will involve watching a video on how Nigeria's insufficient electricity is impacting businesses.
Dokumen ini membahas tentang masyarakat multikultural dan konsep-konsep sosiologis terkait seperti diferensiasi sosial dan stratifikasi sosial. Masyarakat multikultural didefinisikan sebagai masyarakat dengan berbagai budaya yang saling menghargai. Diferensiasi sosial adalah pembagian masyarakat ke dalam golongan berdasarkan ciri fisik, sosial, atau budaya, sedangkan stratifikasi sosial adalah pengelomp
The document compares two methods for analyzing pavement structure - mechanistic and semi-analytical methods. It presents a case study of the North Java Corridor between Pamanukan and Sewo. The two methods, AASHTO 1993 and EVERSERIES, are used to analyze deflection data, calculate layer moduli, and determine required overlay thickness. EVERSERIES uses a backcalculation process on FWD deflection data to obtain layer moduli, while AASHTO assumes two layers and determines resilient modulus and pavement effective modulus.
This curriculum vitae is for Nikolina Injac, born in 1992 in Croatia. She is seeking a position that offers advancement opportunities and teamwork. She has experience as a salesperson, waiter, and waiter at various establishments in Belgrade from 2010 to 2015. Her skills include fluency in English and Serbian, as well as experience with Microsoft Office programs.
An ACL sprain or tear occurs when these two bones manage to rotate too far in opposing directions or the knee bends the wrong way. Both a sensation that the leg is buckling with each step and outright pain are common.
Leslie Miller is an ACSM certified exercise physiologist and owner of Body English Barre and Dance Fitness Studio in Cleveland, TN. She has a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Arizona State University and over 15 years of experience in personal training, group fitness instruction, and wellness coaching. Miller is seeking a position in health and wellness promotion where she can utilize her expertise developing exercise programs, nutrition counseling, and business administration skills.
The document discusses the importance of regular exercise and its health benefits. It defines exercise, lists types of exercises, and cites statistics on childhood obesity in the Philippines. Some simple and effective exercises are also presented, such as walking, jogging, jumping jacks, push-ups, sit-ups, and squats. Regular exercise is said to prolong life expectancy, control body weight, improve work performance, and boost the immune system.
The document summarizes the history and roles of sports medicine as a team approach. It discusses how sports medicine has evolved since ancient times, with organizations like the Federation of Sports Medicine being established in 1928. Key members of the modern sports medicine team are described as physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists, chiropractors, and coaches, with the shared goals of preventing injury, providing treatment and rehabilitation, and allowing the safe return of athletes to play. Communication is emphasized as crucial to the success of the collaborative sports medicine model.
Overuse injuries occur over time from repetitive micro-trauma rather than a single event. They are common in sports and activities. Training errors like increasing intensity, duration, or frequency too quickly are a major cause, as are technical flaws. Individual anatomical and biomechanical factors can also contribute to overuse injuries. Prevention focuses on gradual progression, cross-training when injured, and seeking advice from experts on safe training programs.
The document announces a health and wellbeing event on May 16th 2013 from 10am to 3pm at Birmingham City Football Club for people with learning disabilities, with the goal of supporting them to improve their health and wellbeing through various stalls and activities on topics like dental care, foot care, massage, keeping fit, education opportunities, and patient experience.
Mary Ellen Bingham is the Head Sports Nutritionist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She grew up with a passion for sports nutrition and pursued a career in the field. After receiving her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Nutrition, she gained clinical experience working as a dietician. Her first job was at a VA medical center, then she worked at St. John's University. She also had a private practice in Manhattan. In 2010, she accepted her current position at UNC, where she coordinates nutrition services for 750 student athletes through counseling, education, and testing. In her role, she draws from her diverse experience in clinical, private practice, and collegiate settings.
Jennifer Solanics interviewed two athletic trainers at the University of Toledo - Robyn Hafner, a graduate assistant and her team's trainer, and Brian Jones, the assistant head athletic trainer. Hafner discussed her education path and duties as a graduate assistant, which include attending all practices and games. Jones oversees all athletic trainers as the assistant head trainer and has different responsibilities due to his higher position, such as wearing a suit to games. Both enjoy their work helping athletes but noted the long hours required. The University of Toledo's sports medicine department aims to provide quality care to all student-athletes through multiple athletic trainers and facilities across campus.
Dancing provides many health benefits such as improved cardiovascular fitness, muscle tone and strength, bone density, flexibility, coordination, agility, stress relief, and weight loss. It is an enjoyable form of exercise that can be practiced through various styles like ballet, modern, jazz, hip hop, and more. Dancing gets the heart pumping to strengthen the cardiovascular system and engages muscles throughout the body. It also helps build bone density, increases flexibility, and enhances coordination and agility. Additionally, dancing serves as a way to reduce stress and can support weight loss when combined with a healthy diet.
The document discusses the parable of the pearl of great price from Matthew 13:45-46. It makes three main points:
I. The Vision - the parable emphasizes having a vision for the kingdom of heaven, unlike the previous parable which was about stumbling upon treasure.
II. The Value - both stories show that the value of what is found, the kingdom of heaven, is greater than anything else and should be our greatest importance.
III. The Valor - it will take courage and faith to truly follow Jesus and attain the kingdom of heaven, as it requires giving up all we have. We cannot do it alone and need God and each other. The conclusion encourages developing a vision for
This document proposes establishing commercial timber plantations in Jamaica to increase local lumber production. Over 10 years, 1,000 hectares of pine and 6,000 hectares of various hardwood species would be planted. This would increase pine production by 22,900 cubic meters per year after 20 years and hardwood production by 117,000 cubic meters per year after 30 years, for a total annual allowable cut of 139,900 cubic meters. The proposal analyzes the history of forestry in Jamaica, suitable lands, expected productivity and yields, financial feasibility, and environmental and socioeconomic benefits of establishing commercial timber plantations.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In just one sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create engaging slideshow presentations.
Once Upon a Tusk is a non-profit organization created in 2015 to help save elephants from being killed for their tusks. They are becoming extinct, with their numbers declining to 3,500-5,000 due to threats like habitat loss. The organization sells clothing and accepts donations, with 100% of proceeds going to help elephants on a farm where they are nurtured and saved. Customers can purchase t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats, or simply donate directly through the provided link to help save an elephant's life.
This document summarizes a study investigating certain epidemiological aspects of Aeromonas hydrophila infection in chickens. The key findings include:
1. A gentamicin-resistant A. hydrophila strain was used to study survival and transmission. It survived for 26 days in water and 11-23 days in various chicken materials like crates, feces, ration, sawdust and straw.
2. When embryonated eggs were dipped in an A. hydrophila culture, it caused 8.3% embryonic mortality. Hatched chicks showed 13.3% mortality in the first week and signs of infection.
3. Orally infected breeder hens had higher fecal shedding than sub
This document contains five writing samples by Liz Leslie:
1. A 2014 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about the Bloomington Spinners and Weavers Guild.
2. A 2013 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about the 20th anniversary of the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival.
3. A 2012 article in the Bloomington Herald-Times about an art show celebrating Pygmalion's fourth decade.
4. A 2011 article on the Indiana Public Media Earth Eats blog about kings of the Indianapolis brew scene.
5. A 2010 article on the Muslim Voices blog about exile and emergence.
Workshop su perché aprire un blog e come gestirlo partendo dalla nostra esperienza su GirlGeekLife. Presentazione preparata per l'Internet Festival di Pisa 2015 in collaborazione con Luigina Foggetti
The document describes an online energy course for Nigerian high school students that addresses problems with Nigeria's power supply. Key issues include insufficient power generation, low transmission capacity below 6,000 MW, and a radial transmission network without redundancies. Suggestions to remedy these problems involve tapping into renewable sources like solar and wind, expanding transmission infrastructure, and increasing gas-fired power plant capacity in the short-term. The course activity will involve watching a video on how Nigeria's insufficient electricity is impacting businesses.
Dokumen ini membahas tentang masyarakat multikultural dan konsep-konsep sosiologis terkait seperti diferensiasi sosial dan stratifikasi sosial. Masyarakat multikultural didefinisikan sebagai masyarakat dengan berbagai budaya yang saling menghargai. Diferensiasi sosial adalah pembagian masyarakat ke dalam golongan berdasarkan ciri fisik, sosial, atau budaya, sedangkan stratifikasi sosial adalah pengelomp
The document compares two methods for analyzing pavement structure - mechanistic and semi-analytical methods. It presents a case study of the North Java Corridor between Pamanukan and Sewo. The two methods, AASHTO 1993 and EVERSERIES, are used to analyze deflection data, calculate layer moduli, and determine required overlay thickness. EVERSERIES uses a backcalculation process on FWD deflection data to obtain layer moduli, while AASHTO assumes two layers and determines resilient modulus and pavement effective modulus.
This curriculum vitae is for Nikolina Injac, born in 1992 in Croatia. She is seeking a position that offers advancement opportunities and teamwork. She has experience as a salesperson, waiter, and waiter at various establishments in Belgrade from 2010 to 2015. Her skills include fluency in English and Serbian, as well as experience with Microsoft Office programs.
This document outlines different concepts companies use to orient themselves in the marketplace. It discusses production, product, selling, and marketing concepts as well as more modern holistic concepts like relationship marketing, integrated marketing, internal marketing, and socially responsible marketing. The marketing concept emphasizes understanding customer needs and integrating marketing activities to satisfy customers profitably.
This document provides teachings on living a holy life filled with the Holy Spirit. It discusses what it means to be "full of the Holy Spirit" based on the biblical example of Stephen. Being full of the Holy Spirit gives one boldness to preach, the ability to see beyond circumstances and see God, and the strength to forgive even when deeply hurt. The document encourages readers to yield daily to the Holy Spirit and ask to be filled with Him so they do not struggle in these areas. It is presented by Reverend Brian Richards to challenge readers to a higher level of faith.
This document outlines the conversion of a large conference room into additional office space. It describes the design process involving IT, maintenance, and vendors to generate designs in Visio and AutoCAD. Glass walls and supporting pillars were then installed over a period of three days to divide the large space into a new private office area while keeping the bottom glass panels clear for security purposes.
Running has experienced explosive growth in popularity in recent years. This has created opportunities for physical therapy clinics to specialize in treating runners. Three PT clinics - the Spaulding National Running Center in Cambridge, MA, Eugene Physical Therapy in Eugene, OR, and the running clinic at Washington University in St. Louis - are highlighted. They utilize advanced equipment and focus on proper running mechanics to prevent injury and enhance performance for runners of all levels.
This document provides biographical information on Dr. Eduardo Pereira, including his education and experience. He obtained his first physical therapy degree from Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil, considered the best PT program in the country. He later completed his DPT at the University of Montana. Dr. Pereira has extensive clinical experience in sports injuries and enjoys an active lifestyle, including running, biking, yoga and soccer. He is dedicated to providing high quality, evidence-based care to help his patients achieve their goals.
The document discusses the philosophy of an exercise science student. It makes the argument that exercise and healthy living are the keys to improving health outcomes and reducing disease. The student believes their role is to help others improve their health through exercise and diet by serving as a role model, helping clients reach goals, and encouraging a positive mentality. The overall goal is to help create a healthier society and shift the healthcare system focus to prevention through lifestyle changes.
HG Fitness Academy offers the most extensive array of fitness and health qualifications at competitive prices. It follows a player development coaching philosophy to help players improve their tournament mentality, fitness, and strategic thinking. The academy aims to integrate fitness training into regular tennis training for professional Egyptian tennis players through programs focused on functional movement, neurocognitive support, and mental skills training.
The document provides an introduction to injury-free running from the Natural Running Center. It discusses how both the executive director, Dr. Mark Cucuzzella, and one of the center's co-founders, Christopher McDougall, discovered the benefits of natural running after experiencing regular running injuries using traditional running shoes. They both found that transitioning to more minimalist shoes and barefoot-style running led to improved running form and a reduction in injuries. The Natural Running Center aims to educate runners on developing efficient, injury-free mechanics through minimalist footwear and natural running techniques.
This document discusses sport and exercise psychology. It covers the history and development of the field, key topics studied such as motor performance and psychological development through physical activity. It outlines the roles of sport psychologists and therapists in areas like peak performance, injury rehabilitation, and health promotion. It also discusses how sport and physical activity can benefit mental health and reduce risks of diseases.
Dr. Lawrence J. Lemak is an orthopaedic sports medicine surgeon and civic leader in Birmingham, Alabama. He discusses the history and responsibilities of sports medicine teams, which take a comprehensive approach involving physicians, athletic trainers, physical therapists and other personnel. Lemak oversees several sports medicine organizations that provide treatment to athletes, education to medical professionals, and conduct research on injury prevention. He is also involved in community initiatives like S.M.A.R.T. (Sports Medicine Athletic Related Trauma) and the National Center for Sports Safety.
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Abdominal trauma in pediatrics refers to injuries or damage to the abdominal organs in children. It can occur due to various causes such as falls, motor vehicle accidents, sports-related injuries, and physical abuse. Children are more vulnerable to abdominal trauma due to their unique anatomical and physiological characteristics. Signs and symptoms include abdominal pain, tenderness, distension, vomiting, and signs of shock. Diagnosis involves physical examination, imaging studies, and laboratory tests. Management depends on the severity and may involve conservative treatment or surgical intervention. Prevention is crucial in reducing the incidence of abdominal trauma in children.
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Injury Location Not the Real Problem?
1. How Movement Is The Bridge To Performance
Featuring:
Dr. Arianne Missimer, DPT, RD, SFG2, CICS,
CSCS, TPI-MP3, K-Vest2, RockDoc,
FMS/SFMA, NKT 1
“2015 NSCA Sports Medicine and
Rehabilitation Specialist of the Year”
3. I have spent the past 16 years in the
fitness and nutrition industry!
5 of those in rehabilitation
specializing in:
performance enhancement
and injury prevention
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13 years
training individuals seeking a healthier
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5. I realized many people
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the quest for understanding the effects of pain and
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Physical Therapy.
I love going to continuing education courses
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I do not just look at
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8. 1. I look at functional movement patterns
developed by the CNS to determine the
root of movement dysfunction.
2. I find what compensation patterns are
contributing to the source of the pain.
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