Treating Common Sports Injuries is organized by Niel Asher Education.
Sports injuries are rarely one-dimensional. Effective treatment requires assessment skill, soft tissue reasoning, practical technique selection, and an understanding of how pain, load, movement, and recovery interact.
Treating Common Sports Injuries provides a practical overview of sports injury assessment and treatment strategies for a range of common musculoskeletal presentations seen in athletic and active populations.
Presented by Stuart Hinds SMT, this course draws on more than two decades of experience working with Australian Olympic team athletes and teaches practical approaches that can be applied in massage, manual therapy, rehabilitation, and sports treatment settings.
Course Overview
Across this 4-hour CE/CPD course, participants will explore sports injury assessment techniques followed by treatment protocols for common injuries including ITB syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome, lateral elbow strains, shin splints, and biceps brachii or pectoralis minor strain.
The course introduces a range of treatment modalities including deep stroking massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, taping, and dry needling, helping practitioners understand how different approaches may be selected and applied within professional scope.
Supported by video classes, the fully illustrated course text The Anatomy of Sports Injuries, companion course learning, lesson quizzes, online exam, certificate of completion, subtitles, and lifetime access, this course provides a practical foundation for treating common sports injuries.
What You Will Learn
| Topic | Focus |
| Sports Injury Assessment | Developing practical assessment reasoning for common athletic injuries |
| Common Injury Presentations | Understanding ITB syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome, lateral elbow strains, shin splints, and biceps or pectoralis minor strain |
| Manual Therapy Techniques | Applying deep stroking massage, trigger point therapy, and soft tissue treatment principles |
| Cupping, Taping & Dry Needling | Exploring additional modalities used in sports injury management and recovery support |
| Rehabilitation Protocols | Using condition-specific guidance to support recovery, function, and return to activity |
Course Content
The course combines assessment principles, condition-specific treatment protocols, soft tissue techniques, sports injury reasoning, and rehabilitation guidance for common injuries.
| Module | Focus |
| Sports Injury Assessment | Assessment techniques and treatment reasoning for active and athletic clients |
| Lower Limb Sports Injuries | ITB syndrome, shin splints, and related lower limb overuse presentations |
| Upper Limb and Thoracic Presentations | Carpal tunnel syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome, lateral elbow strains, and upper limb soft tissue issues |
| Remedial Treatment Modalities | Deep stroking massage, trigger point therapy, cupping, taping, and dry needling concepts |
| Rehabilitation and Return to Activity | Treatment guides and rehabilitation protocols for sports injury recovery |
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