AASPT Running SIG

Running special interest group of the American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy.

[AASPT Running SIG @SPTSRunningSIG]

Still got that post #APTACSM glow? Want to be on the cutting edge of the latest #running research, best practices, & innovative treatment techniques? Interested in receiving our newsletter & participating in webinars? Join our SIG today! https://t.co/f0pn6GH8E8 @aasptapta

[AASPT Running SIG @SPTSRunningSIG]

Check out our latest journal club discussion with @MikelJoachim on her @JOSPT paper https://t.co/WIxgh8iT3O. @JasonTuoriPT @jefftaylorhaas

https://t.co/HZD4qMVblv

[Mikel Joachim @MikelJoachim]

I was so honored to be asked to speak in this session! A total who’s who of youth running experts. Excited to speak and learn a ton later today! #APTACSM

[AASPT Running SIG @SPTSRunningSIG]

@jefftaylorhaas @MikelJoachim @EGreenberg7 @laceluedke @aaspt_apta @AASPTYouth

[AASPT Running SIG @SPTSRunningSIG]

@jefftaylorhaas @MikelJoachim @EGreenberg7 @laceluedke @aaspt_apta @AASPTYouth

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

Kids are not small adults. Learn more and how this impacts running and running rehab! Join me, ⁦@MikelJoachim⁩ ⁦@EGreenberg7⁩ ⁦@laceluedke⁩, Mitch Rauh, and Allison Brown. #APTACSM2024. ⁦@SPTSRunningSIG⁩

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

At #APTACSM2024? Interested in learning about how to get involved in a special interest group 💯 devoted to running? Come to our ⁦@SPTSRunningSIG⁩ meeting tomorrow! ⁦@aaspt_apta⁩ ⁦@JasonTuoriPT⁩

[AASPT Running SIG @SPTSRunningSIG]

@jefftaylorhaas @afdlempke ⬆️ cadence leads to ⬇️ contact time. Interesting study.

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

Sensor-based gait training to reduce contact time for runners with exercise-related lower leg pain: a randomised controlled trial
⬇️ contact time ⬇️ pain, ⬆️ function in gait retraining + exerc > exerc only group. Nice work by ⁦@afdlempke⁩ https://t.co/rMPH0eyDdK

[Max Paquette, PhD, FACSM @BiomechMax]

Attention runners in the USA!

We have an exciting study in partnership with @newbalance and we're looking for runners that fit the criteria listed in the flyer below!

Please share and pass along to runners who be interested/fit the criteria!

https://t.co/RcwK0tjAAH

[#APTACSM @APTAcsm]

Want to be a speaker at #APTACSM 2024? Proposals are due March 13. https://t.co/Uk4YEMN6R8

[Brian Noehren @bnoehren]

Super proud of @mc_grahamer who shared results from our lab on quadriceps strength cut off values for normal running mechanics post ACLR! Way to go Megan!#csm

[Keith Knurr @KeithKnurr]

Thanks for the live tweet action @jefftaylorhaas! for those that missed the session here’s a snip of the main takeaways ….

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

Hey running specialist PT’s! Check out two great posters today from 1-3pm @APTAcsm
@JakeTavernite and Madi Mize are ready to share their work from the @CincyKidsOTPT running study!
@SPTSRunningSIG #APTACSM #APTACSM2023

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

@SPTSRunningSIG members—reach out to me with your ideas for @APTAcsm programming in 2024! Send me a DM or reach out on Mobilize
#APTACSM
@aaspt_apta

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

@KeithKnurr presenting on factors influencing stance phase peak knee flexion and peak knee extensive moment in collegiate runners s/p ACL-R

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

@MikelJoachim presented her PhD work @APTAcsm. prospective study-increased running volume pre-season associated with a decreased risk of RRI in-season in HS XC runners. Every 5K of increased preseason training per week is associated w/ a 10% decreased risk of injury.

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

Last up: @ironmomPT

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

@JasonTuoriPT is up next! #APTACSM

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

Mitch Rauh:
1) BSI very common—seen in females>males
2) strongest factor for a future BSI is past BSI—suggest identifying and educating kids at an early age on best training, nutrition, sleep practices is important.
3) your best exam technique: good thorough subjective exam

[Jeff Taylor-Haas, DPT @jefftaylorhaas]

@ChristaWille on 2D gait analysis:
1) use a qualitative likert scale for most variables
2) be systematic in your approach
3) 2 views necessary: sagittal & frontal
4) 120fps camera is ideal
5) step rate—no one standard step rate; unique to each runner