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Dear Sports Injury Professional,
You pride yourself on being an excellent therapist.
Passed your qualifications with
flying colours, got your practice up and running, and now you're
reaping the rewards of a professional life...
Yet from time to time, there are those tricky clients that baffle you.
You
can't get to grips with their injuries. They weren't covered in your
studies, and it makes choosing the right path for treatment and rehab
somewhat problematic.
What you really need is a reliable 'back up'... a reference point to guide you...
If
you want to excel in sports injury therapy, I'm here to tell you about
a resource that'll fill in the gaps and give you the most effective
solutions for your clients' problems...
Introducing: Sports Injury Bulletin
For staying on top of current thinking and best practices across the spectrum of sports injury management, Sports Injury Bulletin is essential reading.
As a member of our online service, you'll have access to fresh insights and expert advice that will:
Further your knowledge and skill set
For more than 20 years we've published
more than 500 articles on every type of sports-related problem – from
Achilles tendonitis to weight training injuries – to aid therapists of
all disciplines in their work.
Our writers are top-level experts and
practitioners at the top of their game (physiotherapists, surgeons and
strength and conditioning coaches); they only report on the new
treatments, surgical procedures and practical techniques for prehab and
rehab that you need to know about.
Reading Sports Injury Bulletin
will keep you informed, up-to-date and give you the ongoing knowledge
and expertise you need to treat your clients with confidence.
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"I like the scientific and biomechanical bases presented in the Sports Injury Bulletin
newsletter. It has become a vital resource, providing me with practical
tests and exercises to help the athletes who come to see me for
advice."
Yvonne Bontekoning, Sport Podiatrist and Running Trainer |
Meet the contributors
With respected, hands-on roles in the
field, our contributors are best placed to bring you the very latest
sports injury research, highlighting the considerable benefits of
applying cutting-edge learning and methods to your own practice:
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Chris Mallac is
an Australian sports physiotherapist and strength and conditioning coach
with particular interest in contact sports. He has acted as head of
sports medicine at Bath Rugby Union and worked as head physio for
Queensland Reds Super 14 rugby and Australian rugby sevens squads.
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Sean Fyfe runs
Performance Physio, Fitness and Sports in Brisbane, Australia and
specialises in back and tennis injuries, as well as helping clients
overcome long-term injury by combining his physio knowledge and
experience in strength and conditioning.
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David Joyce
is a sports physiotherapist, working at Galatasaray FC in the Turkish
Süper Lig. He has worked in private practice and consulted widely to
elite athletes both in England and in his native Australia.
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Ulrik Larsen has
18 years' experience working with hundreds of personal trainers and
their clients, and elite athletes and their coaches. He has been physio
for several international and Australian teams, and worked at Optima
Sports Medicine in Brisbane for the last eight years.
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Mark Alexander
oversees and lectures on the postgraduate sports physiotherapy Masters
programme at La Trobe University, Melbourne. From 2007 to 2008, he
worked as sports physiotherapist to the gold-medal Australian Olympic
triathlon team.
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Nick Grantham
has worked as a strength and conditioning coach throughout the decade
and runs his own S&C business in north-east England. He has helped
athletes prepare for and realise their ambitions at all levels including
world, European, Commonwealth and Olympic medals.
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Fares Haddad, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon at University College London Hospital and editorial consultant to Sports Injury Bulletin.
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Here's what you've been missing...
Each new issue of Sports Injury Bulletin
contains professional insights, research reviews and practical
exercises and tests that'll make you a better therapist, and ensure
your clients recommend your services to their peers.
If you haven't been reading it over the last four months, then you've missed out on all of this:
- Shocking treatment: tendons and electrotherapy
- The banned list: no-go drugs for serious athletes
- Two legs good? Not when one is shorter
- The runner's 'shamstring' injury
- Mark Alexander's Masterclass : instant neck relief
- Effects of Ramadan on sports performance
- How to refurbish the gym junkie's shoulder
- Putting power back into rehab
- The rugby player's angry hip...
- ...and the football player's achy groin
- Snow safety and self-delusion on the slopes
- The art and science of skills training
- The role and requirements of an expedition medic
- Knee meniscus tears: an update
- Silkworms, cat's claws and swellings
- Prehab: does it really work?
- Running headlong into early joint pain?
- How to bend forwards: a beginners' guide
- Shake those hips – or expect trouble down the line
- Rehab that ankle – or expect trouble up the chain
- How much rugby recovery is enough?
It's not too late to get caught up though.
You can access ALL of these articles right away in our online Members' Area, as soon as you start your risk-free, 60-day trial to Sports Injury Bulletin.
Along with the latest four newsletter
issues, you'll also be able to download special reports, prehab/rehab
workouts and much more from an ever-growing library of injury
resources...
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"Sports Injury Bulletin
has helped me in both my professions. As effective treatment to my
patients and as preventive recourse to my Martial Arts Practitioners.
Your recourse to the latest techniques for rehabilitation and injury
prevention has put me in the top five of Physical Practitioners in my
city. My sincere thanks to you and your team."
Pervez B Mistry, Physical Therapist & Martial Arts Trainer |
Extensive resources for the caring therapist
From the moment your trial starts,
you'll have unrestricted access to a library of member-only resources,
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further issues of Sports Injury Bulletin.
Here's a taste of what you'll get today, all for only $9.97...
LATEST FOUR ISSUES OF SPORTS INJURY BULLETIN
INJURY GUIDES:
- The Physio's Guide to Running Injuries
- Recovering from Lower Body Injuries
- Introduction to Shoulder Injuries
- How to Prevent Back Pain and Injury
CASE STUDIES:
- A Case Study Guide to Ankle Injuries
- The Head to Toe of Sports Injury Case Studies
REHAB/PREHAB WORKOUTS:
- The Sports Medicine Masterclass
- Swissball Training for Core Stability
SPECIAL ISSUES:
- SIB Issue 25: Demolishing the myths about Back Pain
- SIB Issue 42: Knee Pain and Pilates
- SIB Issue 44: Patellar Tendinosis and Winter Sports
- SIB Issue 57: Strength and Conditioning for Physios
- SIB Issue 54: Weak Buttocks Ruin the Runner
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For
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four issues of the newsletter, along with all of the extras you'll find
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If you decide to continue after your trial period is up, you can do so at the SPECIAL RATE of only $97.50 every 6 months.
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Give Sports Injury Bulletin a try right now – you'll be a better therapist for it.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Pye
Editor, Sports Injury Bulletin
Editor, Sports Injury Bulletin
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