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Daniel Cobian, PHD, DPT, CSCS

Target Audience

Physical therapists, physicians, athletic trainers, chiropractors, physician assistants, occupational therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapist assistants, and strength and conditioning professionals.

Continuing Education

Featuring up to 13 CEUs, the Mountain Land Running Summit is an accredited Continuing Education Course through the Utah Physical Therapy Association.

Mountain Land is a Board of Certification (BOC) Approved Provider of Level I Continuing Education activities for Certified Athletic Trainers.

Disclosure/Disclaimer

Dr. Christine Agresta receives or has received funding from adidas AG and Diadora SPA.

Dr. Stephanie Kliethermes receives or has received funding from Sanofi Inc, National Football League (NFL) Charities, and National Football League Player Health and Safety. She also serves or has served as a consultant for Springbok Analytics.

Dr. Bryan Heiderscheit receives or has received funding from GE Healthcare. He also serves or has served as a consultant for Springbok Analytics.

None of the other individuals involved in planning or presenting at this activity have any relevant financial relationships to disclose.

Objective

-Describe a systematic and comprehensive approach to conduct a running video analysis

-Identify effective strategies to modify the running form and when to do so

-describe the physical and psychosocial consequences of sport specialization in youth runners

-Identify key components of a bone loading program to improve bone health

-Describe influences on loading of the tibia and metatarsal bones while running

-Construct a rehabilitation program for a runner with patellofemoral pain syndrome

-Recognize the fundamental task components of running, apply fundamental perspective to running gait assessment, and contrast with current clinical methods

-Identify distinct features of super shoes, summarize current scientific evidence for use, and demonstrate clinical reasoning for appropriate use

-Describe common foot and ankle injuries in runners, identify risk factors, and determine appropriate rehabilitation strategies based on clinical presentation

-Explain load management as a strategy to reduce pain and improve function in runners

-Compare strategies to empower an athlete to successfully manage their injury and optimise their recovery

-Describe strength and conditioning principles to develop effective exercise programmes for injured runners

-identify criteria for successful return to running and progress training parameters to achieve a runner’s goals

-Differentiate various technologies used to evaluate a runner’s structure, fucntion and performance

Refund Policy

Due to limited seating, we request that you cancel at least 1 month before the conference to ensure a full refund. This gives us the opportunity to fill the seats. You may cancel by phone or via email to summit@mlpt.com. If you must cancel less than a month before the conference begins, your refund will come in way of credit towards a future conference.