CPD Points : 1
CEU Points awarded: 1 General, Level 1
- Duration: 1 hour
- CPD Points: 1
- Attendees: Physiotherapists
- CEU’s: 1
- Price: R380
Join Jax Snyman, owner of The Sweat Shop in Dunkeld and Fourways, for an informative one-hour presentation on the intricacies of athletic footwear. Jax will cover the essential components of a shoe, emphasizing the importance of features like heel counter depth. Understanding these details is crucial for identifying whether a patient needs a stability shoe versus a mobility shoe.
The session will also explore whether different sports necessitate different types of shoes, addressing the common question of whether footwear significantly impacts performance and injury prevention. As a sports physiotherapist, gaining insight into shoe anatomy and function is vital for providing effective advice to your patients and accurately assessing their footwear choices. By the end of the presentation, you’ll be equipped with knowledge to enhance your practice and improve your patients’ athletic experiences. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of the role of shoes in sports medicine!
In this course you will learn:
In this engaging one-hour presentation, you will delve into the essential topic of sports shoes and their impact on injury prevention, particularly for patients involved in load-bearing sports. As a sports physiotherapist, understanding the intricacies of footwear is crucial, as the right shoe can significantly influence a patient’s recovery and performance.
You’ll learn how to assess a shoe effectively, guiding your patients toward optimal choices based on their specific needs. The session will cover the various components of a shoe, highlighting how each part can either alleviate or exacerbate certain injuries.
Additionally, you’ll explore the range of shoes available from different brands, distinguishing between stability, mobility, and hybrid options. Finally, the presentation will address the importance of recommending specific sports shoes tailored to different activities. By the end of the lecture, you will be well-equipped to enhance your practice and better serve your patients.
