Tricky tendons video 1 - How to assess and treat tricky tendons

Most Physios get stressed treating patients with lesser known tendinopathies, so Tom Goom (Running Physio) created a free video series hosted by Clinical Edge, revealing the simple secrets to successfully treat lesser known tendinopathies. When you have the knowledge and skills to treat all types of tendon pain, your confidence and treatment outcomes improve patients lives and makes you the go-to physio for running injuries.

Video 1 - Tendon secrets

Tricky tendons video 1 "Tendon secrets" will guide you through the secrets to successful rehab of lesser known tendinopathies. You'll discover:

Important questions you need to ask patients with tendon pain.
Key tests to perform in your objective assessment.
How to use your assessment to develop a targeted tendinopathy treatment plan.
How to address patient fears.
Why your patients developed tendon pain, and how to explain this to patients.
How to develop a rehab program targeted to your patients needs and goals, that sets your patient with a lesser known tendinopathy on the road to recovery.
How to get patients to buy into their rehab, so they perform their exercise program and make the progress you'd like.
How to adjust patients running distance, intensity and frequency to allow recovery (even those patients that are resistant to changes in their running!).
How long recovery will take your patients, and how to explain this to patients.

Coming soon

Video 2 - Tricky ankle tendons.

Peroneal tendon pathology is an often overlooked and neglected source of lateral ankle pain that stops patient recovery from an ankle sprain or overuse injury. In this Tricky tendons part 2 video hosted by Clinical Edge, Tom Goom reveals the keys to help your patients fully recover from lateral ankle pain and instability caused by peroneal tendon pathology.

Video 3 - Hip flexor & adductor tendinopathy treatment, exercises and successful return to running.

Video 3 will help you comprehensively assess and treat hip adductor and hip flexor tendinopathy, including:

Differentially diagnosing hip adductor and hip flexor tendinopathy from serious pathology.
Demonstrations of exercises and progressions.
How to choose treatment and exercises for each of your patients.
Simple analogies you can use to help complex cases understand their pain and road to recovery.
How to manage your patients return to running.
How to improve your results with running injury patients.