Running With a Prosthesis

Presented by Alicia White

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Description

Most outpatient ortho/athletic training trained clinicians can complete a running gait analysis, but few understand how to teach a person with limb absence to run with a prosthesis.

Practitioners will learn about basic running prosthetics, how to teach a person with limb absence how to run with a prosthesis, how to manage a running prosthesis, and how to prevent injuries in a running prosthesis.

Instructor

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Alicia White, PT, DPT, ATC

Dr. Alicia White graduated from Baldwin Wallace University in 2004 with a degree in athletic training. She continued her studies at the University of Miami, where she earned a doctorate in physical therapy in 2007. Dr. White worked at the Center for the Intrepid in San Antonio, Texas, for 10 years, treating high-level…

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Learning Objectives

  • Recommend the most appropriate running prosthesis based on individual performance factors and contextual demands.
  • Assess individuals with limb absence to determine readiness and safety for initiation of prosthetic running training.
  • Evaluate prosthetic running gait to promote injury prevention and long-term functional participation in meaningful physical activity.
  • Design a pre-running conditioning program with a focus on optimizing prosthetic use and reducing injury risk.
  • Collaborate with the prosthetist and the individual to support optimal prosthetic running patterns and participation outcomes.
  • Develop a prosthetic running program tailored to the individual's goals and needs while integrating strategies for injury prevention and sustained engagement in physical activity.

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

6:00pm–6:25pm
Chapter 1: Pre running Goals
6:25pm–6:50pm
Chapter 2: Running with a Prosthesis
6:50pm–7:00pm
Chapter 3: Tips and Tricks for Success
7:00pm–7:05pm
Break
7:05pm–7:20pm
Question and Answer Session

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Details

  • January 28, 2026
  • 6:00pm-7:20pm EST
    • PTs/PTAs, Advanced
    • OTs/OTAs, Advanced
    • ATs, Mastery
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* Available January 28

Disclaimer

Alicia White, instructor for this educational event, receives compensation from Medbridge for this course. No one with the ability to control content has relevant relationship(s) to disclose, with the exception of Alicia White, who has relationships with the Department of Veterans Affairs and Evolve Prosthetic Rehabilitation, which were mitigated.

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Requirements

To receive CEU credit all disciplines must attend the webinar for the full duration, complete the quiz with a minimum score of 70%, and complete the participant survey.

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