Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy (PHT) can be a notoriously difficult injury to treat, particularly when working with Runners. Recovery can often take several months to a year, with frequent re-injury causing much frustration to the runner and the therapist.
But it doesn’t need to be so. In this 90 minute webinar, the ST School is proud to bring you running injury & performance specialist Matt Phillips, creator of Runchatlive.com & host of The Sports Therapy Association Podcast, who will take you through common reasons for the delays in recovery seen when treating Runners for Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy, and provide you with the structured progressions needed to not only rehabilitate Runners with PHT but also minimise the chances of re-injury, including strength & mobility training and running gait modification.
This webinar will be of particular interest & value to health professionals who work with Runners, and also useful for those who work with other running-related sports and non-athletic populations. Brought to you in association with Physique Management.
About The Presenter
Matt Phillips is a Running Injury & Performance Specialist, best known as creator of Runchatlive.com, as well as Host of The Sports Therapy Association Podcast and Runchatlive Podcast. Originally a strength & conditioning coach with the National Academy Of Sports Medicine, Matt turned his attention to Sports Therapy in 2004 working particularly with distance runners & endurance athletes. For over ten years, Matt was part of a multidisciplinary team of Physiotherapists, Sports Therapists, Osteopaths, Podiatrists and Massage Therapists. In witnessing the high levels of conradicting advice & misconceptions within the running industry, Matt decided through his website & podcasts to try and help therapists evolve from outdated ideas and embrace a more evidence-based approach to running injury prevention & management. A popular speaker at both national & international conferences, Matt has written for numerous running-related websites & magazines, and spent time in Nairobi helping set up one of the first Gait Analysis stores in Kenya. His current course ‘Gait Analysis for Runners: A Modern Approach‘ is extremely popular, offered online & face-to-face cross the UK. Find Matt across social media as @runchatlive.
