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November 6-7, 2020 Level I Course
Sportsmetrics Certification Course Level I: February 9-10, 2019
February 9, 2019 – February 10, 2019 | Register Description: Serious knee injuries are sidelining female athletes at an alarming rate and although there is no absolute prevention from these types of injuries, there is finally something you can do to help reduce the risk of sustaining a serious knee injury. Cincinnati SportsMedicine Research and Education…
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On March 6-10, 2018, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons held their annual meeting in New Orleans with over 30,00o orthopaedic professionals from around the world in attendance. Three of Dr. Noyes’ current studies were accepted by AAOS and presented at this year’s meeting. AAOS chose to feature one of the studies, “Which Anterior Cruciate Ligament Prevention Programs Are Effective…
Read MoreAssessment of Lower Limb Neuromuscular Control in Prepubescent Athletes
Read Article Background: Although neuromuscular indices have been extensively studied in adolescents and adults, limited data exist for prepubescent children. Hypothesis: No differences exist between prepubescent boys and girls in lower limb strength, symmetry on single-legged hop testing, and limb alignment during drop-jump testing. Study Design: Cross-sectional study (prevalence); Level of evidence, 1. Methods: The authors tested…
Read MoreNeuromuscular Retraining in Female Adolescent Athletes: Effect on Athletic Performance Indices and Noncontact Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Rates
Read Article Abstract: While many anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) prevention programs have been published, few have achieved significant reductions in injury rates and improvements in athletic performance indices; both of which may increase compliance and motivation of athletes to participate. A supervised neuromuscular retraining program (18 sessions) was developed, aimed at achieving both of these…
Read MoreFactors Used to Determine Return to Unrestricted Sports Activity After ACL Reconstruction
Read Article Purpose: Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction is commonly performed in athletes, with the goal of return to sports activities. Unfortunately, this operation may fail, and the rates of either reinjuring an ACL-reconstructed knee or sustaining an ACL rupture to the contralateral knee range from 3% to 49%. One problem that exists is a…
Read More2018 Course Dates
2018 Course Dates February 10-11 : Cincinnati, OH March 24-25: Cincinnati, OH May 24-25: Hilton Head Is, SC July 21-22: Cincinnati, OH November 3-4: Cincinnati, OH (tentative)
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Join us at the Sonesta Resort, Hilton Head Is, SC in 2018: Sportsmetrics Certification: May 24-25 33rd Annual Advances on the Knee, Shoulder & SportsMedicine Course: May 26-29 Register for Sportsmetrics Hilton-Head-Brochure-2018
Read MoreSportsmetrics Annual Course Hilton Head 2016
We weren’t sure what to expect this year with the Advances on the Knee and Shoulder/Sportsmetrics courses changing locations, but the Sonesta Resort turned out to be a very pleasant surprise! Great staff, amenities and amazing food soon won over our faculty, staff and course attendees. They handled our course roster of 40 with ease…
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