Anatomy of Sports Injuries is organized by Niel Asher Education.
Anatomy of Sports Injuries is a detailed online course exploring the causes, presentation, prevention, rehabilitation, and corrective exercise principles associated with common sports and exercise-related injuries.
Anatomy of Sports Injuries combines practical video demonstrations with detailed anatomy education and rehabilitation theory presented in a clear and accessible format by Dani Marks.
The course is designed to help rehabilitation and movement professionals better understand how injuries develop, how tissues recover, and how exercise-based rehabilitation may be integrated into clinical and athletic settings.
Description:
Across this 6.5-hour CE/CPD course, students will explore the anatomy and mechanics of common sports injuries together with the principles of injury prevention, rehabilitation progression, movement restoration, and corrective exercise application.
The course combines detailed anatomical explanations with practical demonstrations covering rehabilitation exercises, movement preparation, strengthening approaches, flexibility concepts, and recovery principles for key muscle groups and injury presentations.
Supported by a fully illustrated course workbook, the program provides a structured learning experience designed to strengthen both theoretical understanding and practical application within rehabilitation, manual therapy, athletic training, and exercise environments.
What You Will Learn
| Topic | Focus |
| Sports Injury Theory | Understanding acute and chronic injuries, tissue overload, healing, and rehabilitation concepts |
| Corrective Exercise | Practical demonstrations for rehabilitation exercise and movement restoration |
| Movement & Recovery | Mobility, flexibility, conditioning, recovery progression, and injury resilience |
| Injury Prevention | Warm-up principles, workload management, movement quality, and reducing injury risk |
| Rehabilitation Integration | Applying rehabilitation and corrective exercise concepts within professional practice |
Course Content
The course combines anatomy education, injury theory, corrective exercise demonstrations, rehabilitation concepts, and movement-based learning to help practitioners better understand common sports injuries and physical recovery.
| Module | Focus |
| Understanding Sports Injuries | Injury mechanisms, tissue stress, overload, and movement dysfunction |
| Healing & Rehabilitation | Healing timelines, rehabilitation progression, recovery principles, and tissue adaptation |
| Corrective Exercise Applications | Step-by-step demonstrations for rehabilitation and movement restoration exercises |
| Mobility & Conditioning | Flexibility, mobility, strengthening, and movement preparation concepts |
| Return to Activity | Movement readiness, injury resilience, and sustainable physical recovery |
Included With This Course
| Included | Details |
| Video Classes | Detailed rehabilitation exercise demonstrations and sports injury instruction presented by Dani Marks |
| Illustrated Course Text | Comprehensive fully illustrated workbook covering anatomy, injury theory, rehabilitation, and corrective exercise concepts |
| Online Exam | Assessment included for course completion |
| Certificate | 6.5 Hours CE/CPD after successful completion |
| Lifetime Access | Study at your own pace and revisit the material anytime |
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