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Manual Therapy for Athletes
Bryan Bourcier DPT, ATC, COMT, CSCS,
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Outline
• Manual Therapy basics• Contraindications• Indications• Spine Mobilizations for Athletes• Upper extremity Peripheral Mobilization • Lower extremity Peripheral Mobilizations
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Manual Therapy Basics• Grading Mobilizations • Comparable Sign• Resistance vs Pain
– R1 vs R2– P1 vs P2
• Grades of Mobilizations– I – Small amplitude short of resistance – II – large amplitude short of resistance– III – Large amplitude midway between R1 and R2– IV - Small amplitude midway between R1 and R2– V- At R2 High velocity low amplitude
• +, ++, -, -- variations• IV++ and III++
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Contraindications (Red/Yellow
• Fracture (red)• Hypermobility / empty end feel (Yellow)• Pregnancy (yellow)• Cord Compression (Red)• Cancer (Red)• Patient comfort (yellow) • Open wounds (yellow)• Fusions (Red and Yellow) • Manipulation into spasm (Red)
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Indications
• Stiffness• Pain management • Scar tissue management• “locking” or “Pinching” (Spine)• Evidence– When combined with exercise, speed up recovery– Not better if used without exercise
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Common Cervical Spinal Mobilizations for Athletes
• Suboccipital Release– Concussions
• Traction• MET • Soft tissue
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What are we treatingConcussion Whiplash
•neck pain and stiffness,•headache, •dizziness •fatigue •jaw pain •activity intolerance•postural weakness•visual disturbances •tinnitus•increased symptoms with fatigue
•neck pain and stiffness,•headache, •shoulder and arm pain•dizziness •fatigue •activity intolerance•jaw pain •postural weakness•visual disturbances •tinnitus•back pain•increased symptoms with fatigue
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Subocciptial release
• Long sustained pressure on suboccipitals.– Can be done
unitlaterally– Make sure knees are
bent– If too painful, try
traction first.
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Common Cervical Spinal Mobilizations for Athletes
• Suboccipital Release– Concussions
• Traction – Manual Vs Mechanical• MET – when and when not• Soft tissue – positional release and first rib
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Common Thoracic Spinal Mobilizations for Athletes
• Pistol• Screw
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Common Lumbar Spinal Mobilizations for Athletes
• Rotational Mobilization– Grade I-III– Manipulation
• Chicago Roll• Shotgun• SI / IS MET• Leg Pull • A/P
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Upper extremity Mobilizations
• Shoulder– “Fish Flop” (Shoulder pain control)
• Elbow– Radial Head
• Wrist – Distal Radial ulnar distraction
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Lower Extremity
• Hip– Lateral glides (FAI)– AP and PA
• Knee – Extension with ER and IR (post op and Hamstrings)
• Ankle – Lateral malleolus glides (Ankle Sprains)