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epidemiology of youth sports injuries • Injury Statistics • Risk Factors • Injury Risk Research and Rule Changesthe Overhead athlete – elbow injuries • Kinetic Chain Principle • Upper extremity Joint Stresses • GIRd and Joint laxity • Muscular Considerations • Risk factors and Treatment of “little leaguer’s elbow” • Assessment and Treatment of Ulnar Collateral ligament Sprainsthe Overhead athlete – shoulder injuries • Causative Factors in Injury • Assessment and Treatment Strategies for Overuse Injuries • Screening for Sprains, Strains and Instability • Rehabilitation Strategiesthe thrower’s Program • Rotator Cuff and Scapular Stabilization • The “Thrower’s 10” Program • Manual Rhythmic Stabilization • Thoracic Spine Mobility • Interval Throwing Program

the Knee: anatomy, injury & intervention • The Unhappy Triad: ACl, MCl and ? • The Role of Ankle and Hip Position in Knee Injuries • Surgical Considerations for ACl Reconstruction • Post-Op Range of Motion Risk Factors • Articular Cartilage & Meniscal Injuries • Maturation and Overuse Conditions • ACl Injury Prevention Strategies • The Roll of Hamstrings in Injury Prevention • Assessment and Treatment of Patello-Femoral Injuriesthe lower Quarter: Pathomechanics, Posture & injury • Tibiofemoral Alignment, Valgus Posture and Posterior Tibial Slope • Assessing for dynamic Valgus Collapse Cascade • Assessing for Infrapatellar Contracture Syndrome • Strengthening Considerationsspecial Considerations in the Female athlete • Proximal Influences on P-F Joint and ACl Injury • Pre-event Injury Prevention Programsinteractive lab session • Gluteus Medius exercises • Shoulder Rhythmic Stabilization exercises

1. Identify the most common risk factors associated with youth sports injuries.

2. Identify the most common overuse injuries of the shoulder and elbow in overhead athletes.

3. discuss the latest research related to patella-femoral disorders, including the influence of proximal and distal factors, and the role of orthotic/brace prescription.

4. list treatment and rehabilitation options for Ulnar Collateral ligament sprains.

5. discuss the growing concern about articular cartilage damage/injury of the knee in youth athletes, and the importance of joint protection strategies during functional rehabilitation of the lower extremity.

6. discuss the proximal influences on injuries and disorders of the knee in female youth athletes.

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assessment & treatment of Orthopedic injuries in the young athlete

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assessment & treatment of Orthopedic injuries in the young athlete

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• Cutting-edge treatment strategies unique to the youth athlete

• Strategies for developing a functional rehabilitation program

• Special assessment and injury prevention considerations for overhead and female athletes

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Attend this one-day program and gain practical strategies unique to the assessment and treatment of orthopedic injuries in the youth athlete. You will learn about specific injury risk factors that young athletes face as they compete in their respective sports, and be provided with an in-depth review of the injuries they most commonly suffer. Joint preservation concerns in the lower extremity, and the effects that proximal and distal influences contribute to disorders of the knee and lower quarter, especially as they pertain to the female athlete, will be highlighted. Special considerations in the overhead athlete, including the role of research in rule changes in little league Baseball, will also be discussed. each topic presented will provide rehabilitative interventions that address the indicated injury, including effective, cutting-edge assessment and treatment strategies.

Physical Therapists • Physical Therapy Assistants • School Nurses • Nurses Nurse Practitioners • Clinical Nurse Specialists • Physician Assistants • Athletic Trainers • Coaches

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justin stanek, edd, atC, is a certified athletic trainer, athletic training professor, and clinical coordinator at Illinois State University. As a clinician, he has worked with both high school and collegiate athletes in the areas of prevention, emergency care, evaluation, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. He is an active member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Great lakes Athletic Trainers’ Association, and Illinois Athletic Trainers’ Association. dr. Stanek holds a doctor of education degree in Curriculum and Instruction, a Master of Science degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Athletic Training, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Athletic Training. His research focuses on the prevention and care of ankle pathologies in the physically active and the utilization and teaching of evidence-based practice in athletic training education programs. He has authored or co-authored numerous articles appearing in the Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, Electromyography and Clinical Neurophysiology, Journal of Electromyography & Kinesiology, Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, and the Journal of Athletic Training. Justin is passionate about the field of athletic training and strives to share his knowledge through an informative and interactive learning experience.

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Financial: Justin Stanek is receiving a fee for speaking at this educational activity.

Nonfinancial: Justin Stanek has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.

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