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Join the Running Repairs Online course waitlist
We had to close enrolment on the Running Repairs Online course, but you can put your name down on the waitlist to be notified as soon as the course is open, or sign up for the Lateral hip pain video series, and not only will we let you know when the Running Repairs Online course is open again, but you also get to enjoy 3 great videos on Lateral hip pain.
Improve your lateral hip pain results with this free video series
Do you ever feel frustrated that your lateral hip pain patients aren't getting better as quickly as you'd like? Have you racked your brain for ideas on why every treatment falls flat or stirs up their lateral hip pain?
It can be frustrating to give great treatment and advice, and you still can't get your lateral hip pain patients back to walking, running, or sleeping pain free.
If you've ever felt like this, you'll love this free 3 part video series with Tom Goom.
FREE 3 PART VIDEO SERIES: 5 mistakes that are crushing your lateral hip pain treatment results, & how to fix them
CLICK HERE to get your access to this free video series.
You'll conquer the common mistakes with lateral hip pain treatment that stop your patient improving, so you can...
- Assess and diagnose your patients lateral hip pain
- Treat patients effectively, and get the results you want
- Choose exercises that are exactly what your patient needs
- Skip treatment & exercises that aggravate your patients lateral hip pain
- Save years of trial and error treatments
- Gain treatment skills that you can use with all your patients
Sign up now to avoid the common mistakes that will crush your lateral hip pain treatment results.
Get the skills, strategies and tools you need to get great results with runners
Have a sneak peek inside the Running Repairs Online course
Does this sound like you?
“My patients ask me whether they can run or not. I just don’t feel confident that I know how to accurately decide whether they will be ok to keep running, or if they need to have a break.”
“I have a patient who is training for their first 50km trail run in 6 weeks. They’ve developed hip pain and are struggling to run. Should they continue to run with hip pain, and how can I help get them ready for 50km of hills in 6 weeks?”
“My patient has knee pain when they run. Should I focus on their strength, range of movement, control, start changing their running gait, manage their load or work on something else entirely?”
“I know a bit about treating runners, but I feel like I could help my patients have a faster recovery and get back to running quicker”
“I enjoy treating runners and active patients, but don’t see a lot of them. I’d like to change this.”
“I want to get better results with runners, but I’m not sure where to start”
You're not alone
If that sounds like you, you're not alone, and we're here to help.
Carla (Physio) said this about the Running Repairs Online course
Do your patients know the way forward?
Right now there are a lot of injured runners and sportspeople, that don’t know whether they can keep running, or if they’ll have to give up running and sport completely. They can’t see a way forward.
You can help
You can get great results and get your patients get back to running painfree. You’ll enjoy treating these active patients, feel confident in your assessment & treatment, and become a better practitioner.
How can you get the results you want?
If you’re not seeing the results you want from your treatment, something needs to change. If you want to help more patients, and enjoy and feel fulfilled in your clinical career, you NEED to know what to say and do for your patients at the right time.
Accurate assessment and effective treatment are REQUIRED SKILLS if you want to make an impact and have long-term patient success.
Simple and effective
Over the past 15 years, Tom Goom has successfully treated thousands of runners and running injuries. Tom has a busy clinical caseload made up predominantly of runners, and has used the research and his clinical experience to develop an effective treatment approach for running injuries.
Every day, success with his running injury patients creates a word of mouth referral system that brings in a steady stream of injured runners who are motivated to recover and get stuck into their rehab.
Tom’s used his experience to teach therapists all over the globe a simple and effective step by step approach to running injuries and how to overcome the barriers we face when treating runners.
The difference between feeling great and feeling frustrated
Effective treatment is the difference between feeling great when you help your patients get back to the sport they love, and frustration when they’re not getting the results you and your patients want.
Great treatment gets you and your patients excited about your treatment results. And you can provide great treatment.
If you want to improve your job satisfaction, improve referral rates and be recognised as a knowledgeable and effective specialist in running, the Running Repairs Online course is for you.
Everything you need to effectively treat runners
The Running Repairs Online course is designed to help you treat runners and running injuries more effectively. You’ll develop your reasoning and clinical skills, that you can use in treatment of both your sporting and sedentary patients musculoskeletal pain and injuries.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to
Assess and diagnose accurately
You’ll know how and when to perform assessment tests with your patients, clearly understand the info from your assessment, and know what’s causing your patients pain
Return your patients back to running and sport
Running and sport is an important part of our patients life and we want to help our patients keep running or return to running and sport as quickly as possible. You’ll know how and when your patients are safe to return, and design an individual return to running or return to sport program to meet their needs.
Design a rehab program tailored to suit each of your patients
Use the information from your assessment to design a unique rehab program that your patients will actually perform. You’ll know how to keep their motivation going and how to meet their goals with your rehab program, whether that’s walking 1km or running an ultramarathon.
Treat confidently & successfully
After starting the Running Repairs Online course, you’ll quickly start having a lot of success with your running patients. Your confidence will continue to build, along with the word of mouth referrals and caseload of active patients. You’ll enjoy incorporating your new skills, treatment strategies and results.
Running Repairs Online course
How can you achieve success with running injury patients?
You can master the assessment and treatment of running injuries, with the help of the Running Repairs Online course, taught by Physiotherapist, expert teacher and clinician, Tom Goom.
The Running Repairs Online course is your path to great assessment and treatment of running injuries, incorporating videos and worksheets with the latest evidence, practical demonstrations of assessment tests, treatment techniques, exercises and exercise progressions. You will be guided through how to assess your runners from their initial appointment, commencing their treatment program and incorporating running assessment and gait retraining. You will receive access to case studies demonstrating how to apply clinical reasoning and treatment to your running injury patients, and how to manage your patients running and strengthening load. You will know which exercises your patients need to perform, how and when to progress their exercises, to full return to running.
You can immediately use the material from the Running Repairs Online course to develop simple and successful treatment programs. Your confidence and success with these patients will skyrocket, and you will enjoy treating running injuries more. Your improved results will build your reputation, resulting in word of mouth bringing in even more running patients to your practice, and a full list of motivated responsive patients.
What you need is a course to help you master the assessment and treatment of running injuries.
When you enrol on the Running Repairs Online course, you will get complete access to all of the presentation and practical elements you would receive if you attended the face to face course, plus additional material unable to be covered during a single weekend.
You will be taken step by step through your assessment so you are clear and confident on how to use your assessment to guide your treatment and rehab program.
You will have access to video demonstrations, examples and case studies of running assessment and gait retraining, so you can easily incorporate this into your assessment and treatment.
Explore detailed videos on manual therapy techniques
Exercises you can use with your patients
Rehab progressions will help you tie this all together into a successful treatment program.
This quick video will give you an inside look into what you will get access to with the Running Repairs Online course.
We filmed the entire Running Repairs face to face course, and recruited an Australian national level 100m hurdler (Hannah) as our demonstration model. Hannah was perfect for Tom to demonstrate assessment tests, running assessment, running drills for your runners and athletes to use in their rehab, gait retraining, exercises and progressions that you can use with your runners. There was a lot of work involved in filming the entire course, and we also had a lot of fun! Tom used the opportunity to develop some incredible leg strength and speed….. To help Tom out with this, and to see how strong he really is, I put him to the test in the gym, which you can watch here. As you can imagine, recording practical exercise videos doesn't always go exactly as anticipated, and here are a few clips where things didn't go to plan... Besides having a great time filming, we wanted to make the Running Repairs Online course really practical for you, so you could use it immediately with your runners in your clinic, so we planned out the best way for you to go through the course online.What are people saying about the Running Repairs online course?
Running Repairs has hours of content and loads of great modules but our favourite parts are the feedback we get from participants and the community we’ve created in our Facebook Group.
We’ve had some brilliant messages from people telling us about the impact it’s had on their practice...
Brilliant clear learning resource...
"Great balance of evidence, theory, practical strategies..."
“...Just finished the running repairs course- fantastic course, I am sure you have had great feedback already- great balance of evidence, theory, practical strategies and it is always a pleasure to hear an expert talk in ways where they are open to change and future development rather than in matter of fact ways, and of course it helps when someone is genuinely a nice guy (this is half the treatment process!).
Your footwear bonus module was great, in an era with an abundance of footwear advice and hype, you summed it up well, kept to the evidence and what works practically. It is easy to become overwhelmed with all the information out there, so it needs to be packaged into a nice bundle that is easy to understand and practical to implement- this is what you’ve done.” Brandon
"It's literally the best thing I've done in a long time!!..."
“Hi Tom, I just wanted to say how awesome the Running Repairs course is. As a Podiatrist I am absolutely loving the new angles and new assessments which I am already introducing into my clinics to the huge benefit of my patients and my practice. It's literally the best thing I've done in a long time!!...The course has been completely invaluable to me and has added hugely to my practice.” Kirsten
A fantastic clinically useful course with tons of practical information that you can put into practice the next day..."
“A fantastic clinically useful course with tons of practical information that you can put into practice the next day. Clear, concise, and really breaks down the current complicated and often confusing research into much simpler, clinically applicable concepts. Tom is extremely generous with sharing info and always very accessible if you have any questions.” Carla
“...I would also like to add the importance of the Facebook Group to deepen the topics and clarify the doubts.” Antonio
Really glad I can do it my own pace...
“Still slowly working my way through (so really glad I can do it my own pace! ) Currently really loving the gait analysis with side by side videos. I've never had the chance to do gait analysis in such detail before. ...so helpful!” Melanie
Also on social media....
“Highly recommended for any practitioners out there with an interest in treating running athletes!” Sportschiroluke (on instagram)
The Running Repairs Facebook group has been a real highlight for us. It’s a great place for us to answer questions, discuss new research and offer support as people explore the course content. It’s been especially nice for us to see people supporting each other within the group and discussing topics around running and rehab.
Presenters
Tom Goom
Tom Goom is a chartered Physiotherapist with a special interest in runners & running injuries. Tom is passionate about sharing his knowledge & experience with other therapists, and presents the Running Repairs Online course.
Brighton, United KingdomWhat’s included when you enrol on the Running Repairs Online course?
There are 15 core course modules in the Running Repairs Online course (35 hours of CPD), covering all of the aspects you need to know when assessing and treating runners. Each module incorporates webinar presentations, video demonstrations of the assessment and treatment, and practical exercises and progressions you can use with your patients.
In this quick video, Tom outlines exactly what you get access to with the Running Repairs Online course, and how it will help you.
For further information on each module, click on the blue dropdown arrow next to the Module title below.
Discover the keys to great results with your runners and athletes
Discover the keys to great results with your runners and athletes
• Learn key concepts for treating runners and athletes of all levels
• Understand the role of load and the importance of capacity
• See how physical and psychosocial factors interlink to influence patient health and injury risk
• Runners just want to run! Understand why and how to safely keep them doing the sport they love
• Recognise the loading ‘sweet spot’ for different tissues and find it for your patients
What questions and assessment tests do you need to include? How can you diagnose the cause of your patients pain and injury? Discover how to assess and diagnose your patients injuries, and identify contributing strength, flexibility, biomechanical factors, training habits and load issues.
What questions and assessment tests do you need to include? How can you diagnose the cause of your patients pain and injury? Discover how to assess and diagnose your patients injuries, and identify contributing strength, flexibility, biomechanical factors, training habits and load issues.
• Really get to know your runners with the right subjective and objective assessments
• Identify the underlying causes of injury and pain
• We’re much more than just tissues being loaded! Delve into key psychosocial factors and the questions to ask
• Training structure and progression are key for athletes. We discuss how to assess and adapt training structure based on your patient’s goals and injury
• With our evidence-based objective assessment techniques you can learn the vital areas to work on for your patients to get best results
Without watching your runners run, will you and your running injury patients be 100% confident in your assessment, identification of all key contributing factors to their injury; diagnosis and treatment? Running gait analysis helps give you and your runners confidence in your assessment & treatment, can be a very enjoyable part of the treatment session, and helps you stand out from other therapists in your area.
How can you assess running gait in your clinic without expensive equipment? What is the best way to retrain your patients running gait?
This module will take you step by step through gait analysis, including patient examples, case studies and practical videos to help you perform gait analysis with your patients, and confidently identify and address the key components in your patients running gait.
Without watching your runners run, will you and your running injury patients be 100% confident in your assessment, identification of all key contributing factors to their injury; diagnosis and treatment? Running gait analysis helps give you and your runners confidence in your assessment & treatment, can be a very enjoyable part of the treatment session, and helps you stand out from other therapists in your area.
How can you assess running gait in your clinic without expensive equipment? What is the best way to retrain your patients running gait?
This module will take you step by step through gait analysis, including patient examples, case studies and practical videos to help you perform gait analysis with your patients, and confidently identify and address the key components in your patients running gait.
• Here you’ll learn how to assess running gait in your clinic without an expensive gait lab!
• We cover all key components including foot strike, cadence and stride length and challenge some of the common myths
• You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how running gait affects tissue load and links to injury
• We have a host of tried and tested running cues and drills you can add to your treatment toolbox for great results
• There’s been an explosion in gait analysis research in recent years, we’ll guide you through the key evidence and recommendations with a step-by-step assessment strategy
You can incorporate strength and conditioning principles into your treatment of musculoskeletal and running injuries, to improve your exercise prescription, build comprehensive and creative rehab programs, and meet your treatment goals. Discover exercise strategies, principles and progressions you can use with your patients.
You can incorporate strength and conditioning principles into your treatment of musculoskeletal and running injuries, to improve your exercise prescription, build comprehensive and creative rehab programs, and meet your treatment goals. Discover exercise strategies, principles and progressions you can use with your patients.
- There are so many questions surrounding strength and conditioning, we’ll cover all the key areas:
- How do we decide load?
- Do we need to isolate individual muscles? What are ‘functional’ exercises for runners
- What variables can we change to suit the patient?
- What exercises really work the glutes? How do we strengthen the hamstrings?
- What role do ‘core exercises’ have?
- How do we tailor rehab to the patient’s needs and progress exercises to achieve their goals?
- Use our huge collection of exercise videos for rehab ideas and inspiration
- What if the patient won’t do their exercises? See our key strategies in overcoming barriers to rehab
Should your injured athletes continue to train, or do they need to rest to allow recovery? How can you develop specific programs to start or return to running? This module provides you with specific guidance to help you make those treatment decisions.
Should your injured athletes continue to train, or do they need to rest to allow recovery? How can you develop specific programs to start or return to running? This module provides you with specific guidance to help you make those treatment decisions.
• With guidance from this module you’ll be able to keep around 70-80% of your athletes running despite injury
• You’ll learn when it’s best to rest and how to provide clear guidance on training modification
• Use our ‘baseline’ approach to identify a starting point for runners and build a graded return
• Develop your load management skills and learn how to balance risk v reward within training schedules
Tendinopathy, including Achilles, proximal hamstring, patellar and gluteal are some of the most common issues that runners will present with. Explore the latest research, and how it can help guide your treatment. You will discover how to progress your patient's rehab with specific exercises and progressions, while helping your patients understand the key to their recovery along with the expected timeframes.
Tendinopathy, including Achilles, proximal hamstring, patellar and gluteal are some of the most common issues that runners will present with. Explore the latest research, and how it can help guide your treatment. You will discover how to progress your patient's rehab with specific exercises and progressions, while helping your patients understand the key to their recovery along with the expected timeframes.
• Current management of tendinopathy is often too tendon focused and this can result in chronic pain if not managed carefully.
• Learn a positive management approach that goes beyond the tendon and centres around education as well as load management.
• Set realistic rehab expectations for you and your athletes
• Explore the evidence around rehab options to improve load capacity
• Discover how to apply your rehabilitation to all lower limb tendinopathies, and incorporate the library of specific exercise videos into your exercise progressions
• See our excellent tendinopathy rehab videos to give you a host of exercises at your disposal
Plantar fasciopathy can be a stubborn condition to treat, and a lot of the common treatment options prove to be ineffective. This module will help you successfully treat plantar fasciopathy, incorporating gait retraining, strengthening, stretches and hands-on techniques.
Plantar fasciopathy can be a stubborn condition to treat, and a lot of the common treatment options prove to be ineffective. This module will help you successfully treat plantar fasciopathy, incorporating gait retraining, strengthening, stretches and hands-on techniques.
• Go far beyond ineffective calf stretches and gain a host of treatment options for this painful condition including:
- Understanding pathology and risk factors
- The role of heavy slow loading and plantar fascia specific stretches
- Hands on techniques to reduce pain and improve ROM
- Exercise prescription to address common impairments and prepare for function in running
- Gait re-training to reduce plantar fascial load
Bone stress injuries need to be managed well, to identify high risk stress fractures, make sure early bone stress injuries do not progress to stress fractures, and avoid long-term complications.
This module will help you manage bone stress injuries well, and help your patients return to sport or activity safely in the shortest possible timeframes.
Bone stress injuries need to be managed well, to identify high risk stress fractures, make sure early bone stress injuries do not progress to stress fractures, and avoid long-term complications.
This module will help you manage bone stress injuries well, and help your patients return to sport or activity safely in the shortest possible timeframes.
• Bone stress injuries are complex, this module will help you identify and treat the most important aspects for each individual patient, including:
- The role of load and the bone stress continuum
- The importance of sleep, diet and general well being for bone health
- Management of Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (AKA ‘shin splints’) including rehab and key gait cues to reduce bone stress.
- See the rehab journey from diagnosis to marathon running for a high risk stress fracture, with emphasis on the role of psychosocial factors on training behaviour
Are your patients symptoms due to muscular, bony, or vascular sources? Discover how to assess and diagnose the source of your patient's pain, and receive specific treatment guidelines & demonstrations for calf, lateral shin, hamstring and gluteal pain/symptoms.
Are your patients symptoms due to muscular, bony, or vascular sources? Discover how to assess and diagnose the source of your patient's pain, and receive specific treatment guidelines & demonstrations for calf, lateral shin, hamstring and gluteal pain/symptoms.
• Many runners get muscle pain when running and it can stop them in their tracks. Help them find long term solutions by exploring:
- The new concept of ‘Biomechanical Overload Syndrome’ and how it challenges previous approaches
- The importance of differential diagnosis including neural or vascular sources of pain
- Potential causes including training error and running gait
- Treatment options for calf pain, lateral shin pain, hamstring and gluteal muscle symptoms
Patellofemoral pain (or "runner's knee") is the most common running injury and can be a challenge to treat. We will explore the essential aspects of PFP & ITBS, incorporating recent research and case studies. You will discover the pathology, potential causes, rehab, load management, S&C and gait retraining your patients need to reduce their knee pain and improve their tolerance to activity.
Patellofemoral pain (or "runner's knee") is the most common running injury and can be a challenge to treat. We will explore the essential aspects of PFP & ITBS, incorporating recent research and case studies. You will discover the pathology, potential causes, rehab, load management, S&C and gait retraining your patients need to reduce their knee pain and improve their tolerance to activity.
Our new module that will help you to assess, diagnose and treat patients with low back pain. You will discover how to tailor your patient's exercise prescription to address the relevant range of movement, neurodynamic, strength or load issues contributing to their pain, and put it all together into a comprehensive rehab program for your active patients, athletes and runners.
Our new module that will help you to assess, diagnose and treat patients with low back pain. You will discover how to tailor your patient's exercise prescription to address the relevant range of movement, neurodynamic, strength or load issues contributing to their pain, and put it all together into a comprehensive rehab program for your active patients, athletes and runners.
This module helps you deliver a person centred and effective approach for low back pain with a comprehensive step by step guide to assessment and treatment. It combines the principles of strength and conditioning and running rehab with evidence based concepts of Cognitive Functional Therapy to prepare someone both physically and psychologically for the demands of their sport.
This module explores in detail how to assess and treat Achilles tendinopathy in runners.
This module explores in detail how to assess and treat Achilles tendinopathy in runners.
Full access to the videos on how to assess and treat Achilles tendinopathy, plus download the handout to complement the video presentations
Proximal hamstring tendinopathy can cause pain with running, sitting or bending. The key to successful treatment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy includes accurate diagnosis, short-term decreases in aggravating activities, education, gait retraining and rehab planning with a step-by-step approach. This module will take you through a practical approach to successful treatment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy.
Proximal hamstring tendinopathy can cause pain with running, sitting or bending. The key to successful treatment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy includes accurate diagnosis, short-term decreases in aggravating activities, education, gait retraining and rehab planning with a step-by-step approach. This module will take you through a practical approach to successful treatment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy.
Step by step videos, worksheets and a guide to managing PHT in runners covering:
- Key concepts
- Anatomy, pathology and diagnosis
- Risk factors for PHT
- Common running gait characteristics
- Rehab planning and step by step approach
- Gait re-education
- Psychosocial considerations
This guide will take you through how you can progress your patients proximal hamstring tendinopathy. You will be able to make clear decisions on when your patient is ready for return to running, training and full return to matchplay.
Overcome the barriers and hurdles you face to getting great results with running injuries and complex cases. This module will help you keep your patients rehab on track, and improve your confidence and results with complex patient presentations.
Overcome the barriers and hurdles you face to getting great results with running injuries and complex cases. This module will help you keep your patients rehab on track, and improve your confidence and results with complex patient presentations.
"Hurdles" is a module designed to help you when you are frustrated with:
- Struggling to get your patients to cut down their training
- Poor adherence to exercise programmes
- Lack of progress with rehab
This 90 minute module discusses the common barriers and how to address them with a key focus on patient centred care that nicely compliments the main course content.
One of the fantastic aspects of this module is that it will help you with your running injury patients, and also help you overcome the common barriers you face with most patients, sportspeople and athletes, and particularly your complex patients.
Thoroughly assess & accurately diagnose your patients lateral hip pain. Exclude or identify pathology, and develop a treatment plan incorporating education, exercises & progressions supported by the latest research in your treatment.
Lateral hip pain - your comprehensive assessment, diagnosis and treatment guide.
Improve your results with lateral hip pain patients.
In this module you will discover common mistakes in lateral hip pain rehab and how to address these for much better results.
With this in depth series of assessment & exercise demonstration videos, you'll explore how to make an thorough assessment & accurate diagnosis of your patients lateral hip pain. You'll be able to exclude or identify pathology, and develop a treatment plan incorporating education, exercises & progressions supported by the latest research in your treatment.
Bonuses
We have some fantastic bonuses that will help you to increase your enjoyment and treatment outcomes with running injuries even further. Everyone enrolling on the Running Repairs Online course course will receive access to these great bonuses.
Bonus 1 - Additional Module - Running shoe selection and pronation - where do we stand? (value $497.00)
A great deal of therapists admit confusion over shoes, pronation and running injury. In this bonus module we summarise the latest evidence and how it impacts you in clinic. We'll answer the following tricky questions!...
• Pronation, is it a risk factor for running injury? If so, when is it a key factor?
• How is pronation assessed?
• Where does peak pronation occur and how is it influenced by running gait?
• How should we advise on running shoe selection? What are the key factors?
• How does shoe type influence running gait?
• How do motion control shoes influence running gait and injury?
• What are 'heel toe drop' and 'mid-sole hardness' and what impact do they have on injury risk?
• Barefoot v shod running, we get to the sole of the matter (oh dear!)
• Key take home points for use in clinic
Keep your runners on track! Make your assessment and treatments incredibly efficient and effective, with the complete collection of our downloadable assessment and treatment sheets all in one place. Download these forms and use with your running injury patients as many times as you like.
Keep your runners on track! Make your assessment and treatments incredibly efficient and effective, with the complete collection of our downloadable assessment and treatment sheets all in one place. Download these forms and use with your running injury patients as many times as you like.
- The runner's 'tool box' (and how to individualise care for each runner)
- The Glutes Circuit (and EMG studies behind it)
- A Plantar Fasciopathy Rehab Program (and the reasoning and research behind it)
- A simple Soleus Circuit to print and provide to your patients in clinic
- Running Gait Assessment guide and cheat sheet
- Strength & Conditioning cheat sheet
- Capacity testing
- Athlete monitoring tool
- TendonQ tendon health questionnaire
- Top tips for optimising performance in injured athletes
- Advice to improve running technique from recent research
- A rehab sheet for patients to record their exercise program
Once you start applying all of the great info on the course with your patients, you may have specific questions you would love to know the answers to. That’s where you get additional support directly from Tom Goom, to keep you progressing with your running injury assessment and treatment.
Once you start applying all of the great info on the course with your patients, you may have specific questions you would love to know the answers to. That’s where you get additional support directly from Tom Goom, to keep you progressing with your running injury assessment and treatment.
We will have four live and recorded Q&A sessions with Tom to answer your questions. You can submit your questions and join us live, or watch a recording of the Q&A when it suits you.
These Q&A sessions will provide you with the support you need, allowing you to continue to improve your confidence, while overcoming any treatment barriers you experience.
Gold course enrolments includes
Receive 12 months full access to all Course Modules and Bonus Modules
With the course content valued at $997.00 and $1988.00 worth of bonuses, you receive $2985.00 in value, saving you $2288.00 on Gold enrolment
Additional bonuses you receive with Platinum and Diamond enrolment
With Platinum course enrolment, you receive these additional bonuses:
Bonus 6 - Ongoing access to the Running Repairs Online course (value $997.00)
Your course access will not expire, allowing you to refer back to the course whenever it suits you in the future.
Bonus 7 - Access to all future updates to the Running Repairs Online course content (value $1997.00).
New research, assessment & treatment strategies emerge constantly, and the course is re-recorded and updated to reflect the latest research. You will receive ongoing access to ALL FUTURE COURSE UPDATES!
Bonus 8 - Private, members only Running repairs Facebook group (value $997.00)
The Running Repairs Online course leads you through every step of your assessment and treatment of running injuries. In addition to the course, having health professionals around to support you in your journey to great results with running injuries, to answer questions and discuss barriers you face or help provide treatment ideas. According to group members, this is an incredibly helpful part of the course experience.
Bonus 9 - Downloadable audio files of each of the lectures and videos to listen to whenever it suits you (worth $497.00)
Download the MP3 audio files of each presentation, so you can listen to the course when you are walking, running, driving, doing housework or mowing the lawn
Bonus 10 - Downloadable research articles related to running injuries and rehabilitation (value $99.00)
Download the latest running injury related research easily and all in one place for your next presentation or research discussion
When you add it all up, Platinum enrolment has a total value of $7572.00, saving you a total of $6575.00
With Diamond course enrolment, you receive all of the Platinum bonuses, and these additional bonuses
Bonus 11 - 12 months Platinum Clinical Edge membership (value $690.00)
You receive 12 months Platinum Clinical Edge membership (value $690.00).
Diamond course enrolment has a total value of $9566.00, saving you a total of $7569.00
Course access and information
Gold Running Repairs Online course enrolment will provide you with 12 months access to the current version of the course. If you choose a Platinum or Diamond course enrolment, you will have access to the presentations on an ongoing basis, including all future updates.
Platinum and Diamond course enrolment provides you with audio downloads of the course presentations. These will be available to download to your Computer, Phone or iPod, to listen to whenever it suits you. When the course is updated, you will be able to download the updated audio files as well.
Wondering which ticket to choose?
Gold is best for you if:
- You will complete the entire course in 12 months
Platinum is our most popular option, and is best for you if:
- You are not sure how long it will take you to complete the course, so lifetime access is perfect for you. You will likely complete it in 12 months, but sometimes life happens and it's nice to have a buffer.
- You like to refer to videos of assessment tests, exercises or progressions again in the future
- You want full access to all future updates to the course, additional modules and material
- You would like access to ask Tom questions anytime you have them in the Facebook group
- You would like to discuss your running-injury questions with other knowledgeable therapists. The Facebook group is perfect for this.
- You benefit from case studies and seeing more detail on how the course is applied to real patients. The live "Case conferences" in the Facebook group taking you through real case studies will really help you
- You like downloading audio files and listening to the lectures wherever you are, like driving, travelling or exercising.
Diamond is best for you if:
- You would like all of the benefits of Platinum
- You would also like access to practical, ongoing education on musculoskeletal and sports pain and injury at a discounted rate. You will receive 12 months Platinum Clinical Edge membership with a Diamond ticket, giving you full access to the entire library of videos and new monthly content, audio file downloads of each online course, and full BJSM access.
Here's a table that may help you know which option is best for you. CLICK HERE to download this table
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We would suggest using a different credit card, calling your bank (fraud services) to get them to approve payments to Clinical Edge on your credit card and check that you have sufficient funds on your credit/debit card. Then try the following
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Visit https://www.clinicaledge.co and login using the email you tried to register with and the associated password you created and then sign up from within your user profile for the Running Repairs Online course in the training programs section of yoUr account. If you have not created an account yet then you will not need to login first, you can register via the training program/Running REpairs Online course section Via register button for the ticket that you would like.
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If these steps don’t work, please let us know so we can help sort it out. You can email us on info@clinicaledge.co
Yes! We provide significant discounts on course enrolment for students.
For specific information on the student discount or to take up the student offer please email a copy of your student registration/university enrolment details to info@clinicaledge.co and let us know what ticket you are interested in for the Running Repairs Online course registration and we will send through a discount coupon and further instructions.
This offer is available for undergraduate students only and is only available at the time of registration with the discount coupon.
To ensure the highest quality presenters and material are provided for course attendees, all Clinical Edge course presenters are paid for the presentations. More than 12 months of preparation, work and costs are involved in the research, organisation and preparation to provide you with this opportunity, and for a fully featured online course of such a high standard.
Unlike physical courses and conferences, your course enrolment provides you with access to the course presentations for 12 months or on an ongoing basis, allowing you to watch presentations whenever it suits you, as many times as you like.
You save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, on travel time, travel costs and accommodation, while accessing the course from the comfort of your home or clinic.
All of this for less than the price of one physical course!
Each course enrolment will provide access for one person to the course, and one Certificate of Attendance for your CPD Record. Please be honest with your course login. We really appreciate your honesty in keeping your course access to yourself so that we can continue to organise education like this for you, and depend on your honesty to be able to do this.
Payment and Technical Questions
You will need a Broadband connection eg ADSL or ADSL2 to view the videos on a computer at the clinic or at home. Dial-up may work as well. If you are not sure, signup for a free membership, and you will be able to test it on your computer. You can watch the videos on your mobile or iPad via your 3G or 4G service. The video host automatically detects your internet connection speed, and provides the appropriate quality of video dependent on your connection speed. eg with ADSL2, you will get an incredibly high quality picture, and with slower speeds, the picture clarity will be varied to provide smooth streaming of the video. Streaming over 3G on your mobile is generally very clear and smooth. We recommend that you use Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers when accessing the Clinical Edge website resources and conference materials.
Clinical Edge Members Information
Login to the website by clicking on Sign In (at the top of the page), and entering your email address and password. Go to “Training Programs” at the top of the website, choose Running Repairs Online course, and select the course enrolment of your choice here (on this page).
If you are a Clinical Edge member, OR have enrolled on a previous course, conference or waiting list, you will need to login before you enrol on the Running Repairs Online course. If you have not previously made a purchase on the Clinical Edge website, you will create a login with your enrolment.
I am already a Clinical Edge member, but would like to sign up for the Diamond Course enrolment. How does this work?
Your membership will be updated to give you your choice of an extra year of Platinum member access.
You will also receive 12 months access to the 2017 Clinical Edge Sports Injuries virtual conference with a Diamond course enrolment.
Running Repairs Online course
Successfully treat running injuries
How can you have greater confidence and success with running injuries?
When you treat injured runners, sometimes you can feel frustrated and disheartened at slow patient progress, feel like you are missing something or fighting a losing battle. You may also have difficulty getting patient buy-in and confidence that your treatment plan will be effective.
Despite these challenges, the thought of learning more about running injuries has been right up there on your wishlist, because you love treating active patients.
You want to help your patients overcome their injuries and get back to sport or activity as quickly as possible. You also want to have great treatment options, feel more confident, get better results, enjoy treating runners more, and be a leader in your area for running injuries.
THAT is what Tom Goom and I are going to help you accomplish today.
Successfully treating running injuries can be incredibly rewarding and enjoyable. You can help your injured runners to progress more quickly, and have increased confidence, satisfaction, and enjoyment at work.
