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Common Sports Injuries

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Course overview

Earn credits through articles you've already read in the Massage Professionals Update e-newsletter. Learn how massage therapy can assist in common sports injuries. Combining four articles written especially for the Institute's Massage Professionals Update E-newsletter, this brief program will provide insights into: - Causes, solutions and sports masage techniques for achilles tendonitis. - The proven efficacy of petrissage for improving altletic performance and reducing muscle fatigue. - Massage for anterior shin splints. - Iliotibial Band Syndrome. In the Common Sports Injuries program we've combined four articles written especially for the Institute's Massage Professionals Update. These four articles include: - Solutions and Sports Massage Techniques for Achilles Tendonitis - Learn about ten commonly advised solutions you can discuss with clients suffering from acute or chronic Achilles tendonitis. Also, find out two specific sports massage techniques that can help repair this potentially crippling condition. - Petrissage Proven Effective for Athletes - Although recognition of sports massage has been steadily growing, conclusive evidence of its benefits has been scant. However, a scientific contribution proves a popular sports massage technique is effective in enhancing an athlete's performance and reducing muscle fatigue. - Massage for Anterior Shin Splints - Shin splints can result from training too hard, too fast, sidelining any athlete. When performed appropriately, massage therapy can prevent anterior shin splints from recurring all season long. - A Summary of Iliotibial Band Syndrome for Bodyworkers - Discover why massage therapists who incorporate aspects of neuromuscular therapy, myofascial release and sports massage into a massage session can help their clients suffering with runner's knee.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h General

Georgia Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h General

South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Massage Therapist Provisional

1h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure

Massage Therapist

1h CE relevant to the practice of massage therapy

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