Despite decades of research and intervention, hamstring incidents have not decreased due to their complex, multifactorial nature. Join us for an in-depth session with Nick Cross, a leading titled sports physiotherapist, exercise physiologist, and sports scientist, as he delves into his clinical assessment methods for classifying hamstring injuries and his comprehensive approach to rehabilitating athletes back to high performance levels.
Drawing from his extensive education, including a Doctor of Physiotherapy, a Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, a Masters in Exercise Rehabilitation, and a degree in Sports Science, Nick will practically demonstrate how he has successfully returned world champions and Olympians to elite standards. He will also touch on clinical cases involving AFL and A-League footballers, providing valuable insights from his experience with top-tier athletes.
Nick will talk through the biomechanics and myokinematics involved in hamstring injuries, offering a detailed exploration of these crucial factors in injury and recovery. This will assist clinicians in thinking laterally, encouraging them to adopt a holistic approach rather than focusing solely on the hamstring. By understanding the broader biomechanical and myokinematic context, clinicians can develop more effective, comprehensive rehabilitation strategies.
This event will take place at Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, ensuring a hands-on, practical experience that highlights the latest techniques and methodologies in sports injury rehabilitation. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field and enhance your understanding and skills in managing complex hamstring injuries.
Complexity and Multifactorial Nature of Hamstring Injuries: Understanding that hamstring injuries have not decreased over decades due to their complex and multifactorial nature, emphasising the need for a comprehensive and nuanced approach to assessment and rehabilitation.
Clinical Assessment and Classification Methods: Gaining insights into specialised methods for clinically assessing and classifying hamstring injuries, which are crucial for developing targeted rehabilitation plans.
Holistic Rehabilitation Approach: Learning about the importance of a holistic approach in rehabilitating athletes, considering not just the hamstring but also the broader biomechanical and myokinematic factors that influence injury and recovery.
Real-World Applications and Case Studies: Drawing valuable lessons from real-world clinical cases involving top-tier Olympic athletes, including AFL and A-League footballers, to understand the practical application of theoretical knowledge in elite sports settings.
Latest Techniques and Methodologies: Experiencing hands-on, practical demonstrations of the latest techniques and methodologies in sports injury rehabilitation, as presented by Nick at the Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, enhancing clinicians’ skills and understanding in managing complex hamstring injuries.
Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic Ground floor, 179 Queen Street, Melbourne, 3000, VIC
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Despite decades of research and intervention, hamstring incidents have not decreased due to their complex, multifactorial nature. Join us for an in-depth session with Nick Cross, a leading titled sports physiotherapist, exercise physiologist, and sports scientist, as he delves into his clinical assessment methods for classifying hamstring injuries and his comprehensive approach to rehabilitating athletes back to high performance levels.
Drawing from his extensive education, including a Doctor of Physiotherapy, a Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, a Masters in Exercise Rehabilitation, and a degree in Sports Science, Nick will practically demonstrate how he has successfully returned world champions and Olympians to elite standards. He will also touch on clinical cases involving AFL and A-League footballers, providing valuable insights from his experience with top-tier athletes.
Nick will talk through the biomechanics and myokinematics involved in hamstring injuries, offering a detailed exploration of these crucial factors in injury and recovery. This will assist clinicians in thinking laterally, encouraging them to adopt a holistic approach rather than focusing solely on the hamstring. By understanding the broader biomechanical and myokinematic context, clinicians can develop more effective, comprehensive rehabilitation strategies.
This event will take place at Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, ensuring a hands-on, practical experience that highlights the latest techniques and methodologies in sports injury rehabilitation. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the field and enhance your understanding and skills in managing complex hamstring injuries.
Complexity and Multifactorial Nature of Hamstring Injuries: Understanding that hamstring injuries have not decreased over decades due to their complex and multifactorial nature, emphasising the need for a comprehensive and nuanced approach to assessment and rehabilitation.
Clinical Assessment and Classification Methods: Gaining insights into specialised methods for clinically assessing and classifying hamstring injuries, which are crucial for developing targeted rehabilitation plans.
Holistic Rehabilitation Approach: Learning about the importance of a holistic approach in rehabilitating athletes, considering not just the hamstring but also the broader biomechanical and myokinematic factors that influence injury and recovery.
Real-World Applications and Case Studies: Drawing valuable lessons from real-world clinical cases involving top-tier Olympic athletes, including AFL and A-League footballers, to understand the practical application of theoretical knowledge in elite sports settings.
Latest Techniques and Methodologies: Experiencing hands-on, practical demonstrations of the latest techniques and methodologies in sports injury rehabilitation, as presented by Nick at the Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic, enhancing clinicians’ skills and understanding in managing complex hamstring injuries.
Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic Ground floor, 179 Queen Street, Melbourne, 3000, VIC
Per person
Please select the number of tickets you require and enter your details below.
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Dr. Tim Sayer is a consultant physiotherapist and Managing Director of Melbourne CBD Physiotherapy and Sports Medicine Clinic. He is an expert in the diagnosis and management of knee injuries, having completed a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in physiotherapy related to biomechanics of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture and patellofemoral (knee cap) pain. He is a Titled Research Physiotherapist awarded by the Australian Physiotherapy Association and an honorary Senior Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne. Tim combines his in-depth knowledge of human movement and lower limb injuries to optimise athletic performance and recovery from injury across a diverse range of patients from professional athletes to people with chronic pain.
