(Cohort Learning Series Session 2) Simplifying Performance
Rehab: Sport-Specific Progressions

Description

Progressing an injured athlete back into performance and sport can be challenging. This introductory webinar addresses this industry gap by providing rehabilitation providers and strength and conditioning specialists with the practical skills to build strength and power performance programs for athletes with upper extremity injuries. Participants will build their own program and receive comparison feedback based on the lecturer's programming. This course will also highlight how to incorporate specific return-to-sport progressions, such as a baseball pitcher's return-to-throw program.

This webinar provides relevant content for a broad range of disciplines, specifically Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Athletic Training, and Strength and Conditioning.

Prior to this webinar, please complete these courses:

Simplifying Performance Rehab Part 5: UCL Reconstruction

Simplifying Performance Rehab Part 6: Shoulder Instability

You can locate all coursework and additional cohort details by searching for your cohort here:

https://www.medbridge.com/cohort-learning

Instructors

Learning Objectives

• Select upper-extremity strength training progressions for an individual in phase 4 of tissue healing to support return to leisure sports and active recreation
• Classify upper-extremity power exercises appropriate for an athlete in phase 4 of tissue healing following shoulder or elbow injury
• Identify key acute and chronic workload variables required to monitor total stress during a baseball pitcher’s return-to-throw progression
• Order the progressive phases of a return-to-throw protocol following UCL reconstruction to safely restore structured physical activity

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

7:00pm–7:15pm

Strength and Power Programming

7:15pm–7:35pm

Sport-Specific Return: Return to Throwing

7:35pm–8:00pm

Live Q&A Session

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