[Download Now] Linking Injury Rehabilitation & Performance in the Young Throwing Athlete – Adam Rolf

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With a rise in youth shoulder and elbow injuries, rehabilitation of the modern throwing athlete must adapt to the physical demands required by early sport specialization. Strategies to integrate sport specific rehabilitation treatments with body resistance and motor skill training will be discussed in this recording. By linking athletic development principles throughout the rehabilitation process, young athletes can return to sport with lower injury risk, enhanced athleticism, and improved ability to meet the physical demands of the sport.

• Assess the common injuries associated with adolescent throwing athletes.
• Speculate the role of long term athletic development programming to increase performance & decrease injury risk.
• Evaluate the various types of traditional & non-traditional approaches for return to throwing rehabilitation.

Throwing injuries are defined.

The risk factors are pre-valent.

There are two types of shoulder pathology: extrinsic and Intrinsic.

There are different types of injuries.

• Posterior Internal Impingement
• Elbow Injuries
• UCL Injury

Throwing mechanics are linked.

Evaluation of the athlete.

There are treatment strategies.

Succeeding in medicine.

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