Interested in learning more about Upper Extremity Fellowships. Join us to learn more.

Learn about the Academy's New Investigator Grant! This new grant was designed to support clinical research projects of AASPT members who are early in their...

Are you interested in learning more about UE and D1 fellowship programs? Please join the Specialization SIG for a live webinar with current sports physical therapy...

Description/Learning objectives: Recognize mental health disparities in gender diverse youth Review medical options for gender-affirming care Discuss how...

The Acute Injury and Illness Collaborative of the Specialization SIG would like to invite you to another webinar/Q&A session regarding Emergency Action Planning. Join...

Tactical populations are unique and bespoke both in comparison to the general or sporting populations and within individual tactical populations. For any conditioning...

Tactical populations are unique and bespoke both in comparison to the general or sporting populations and within individual tactical populations. For any conditioning...

Join us as we meet with the author’s of Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training on Clinical Outcomes for Patients With ACL Reconstruction: A Systematic Review, Mark...

Tactical populations are unique and bespoke both in comparison to the general or sporting populations and within individual tactical populations. For any conditioning...

The program will focus on the clinical management of young athletes with high levels of sports specialization. We will discuss how a clinician can screen for athletes...

Please join the Golf SIG for their Annual Business Meeting! All AASPT members are welcome to attend.

Rob currently works with the Carolina Panthers (Director of Health, Performance, and Innovation) and is going to chat with us about his first season with the team, the...

Come join us for a night of great discussion on common injuries and rehab for the volleyball athlete. Molly Sicard, an Athletic Trainer for Stanford University...

An understanding of shoulder and elbow biomechanics, pathomechanics, and rehabilitation can enhance throwing performance and minimize shoulder (eg, rotator cuff...

An overview of common strength and conditioning principles related to the young athlete.

Following an injury, decisions to return a military member to duty are frequently deferred to clinicians’ opinion, or use time-based criteria, with no one accepted...

We are pumped to have Shelton Stevens on for a chat about strength training in the military, specifically a hybrid conjugate style of training that he uses within his...

Optimizing health and occupational readiness are critical to enhancing law enforcement officers’ welfare and ability to protect citizens. Inherent occupational factors...

Come meet Dr. Wendy Huddleston, one of the authors of "Lower Kinetic Chain, Meet the Thinking Brain: A Scoping Review of Cognitive Function and Lower Extremity Injury...

Join us as we interview Sim Klaps, MSc, PT, discussing the article: ​The Influence of Exercise Intensity on Psychosocial Outcomes in Musculoskeletal Disorders: A...

The Acute Injury and Illness Collaborative of the Specialization SIG would like to invite you to another webinar/Q&A session regarding acute management and diagnosis...

Musculoskeletal injuries are a significant burden on the military, costing not only financially but also impacting force readiness through lost duty days and high...

It's collab time! This week, we have Kiersten McCartney, PT, over from the Adaptive Athlete SIG, and we're talking nuances and difficulties of Crossfit in the Adaptive...

Female collegiate cross-country runners have a high incidence of running-related injury, with limited reports available that have examined intrinsic factors in this...

Psychological readiness is a significant factor in determining successful return to sport (RTS) and physical activities after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)...

The purpose of this presentation is to provide clinicians with a way to identify soft-tissue vs. bony involvement in the presentation of GIRD or Total Arch deficits.

The primary objective of this program is to provide a comprehensive overview of physical literacy, exploring how the construct can be incorporated into physical...

Casual chat with Tankovich & Juneau discussing all things sports med & high performance in a tactical setting.

A deep dive into the relationship between Strength Coaches and PTs.

Dr. Chris Hughes, PT, PhD, OCS, CSCS, Editor-in-Chief of JOSPT Cases, will present information about the latest publication under Movement Science Media, LLC, which...

Join the College & Pro SIG for September Journal Club discussing Clinical Implications for athletes with an ACL injury.

Join the Specialization SIG for a panel Q&A with current and recently graduated sports physical therapy residents from across the country! Learn about the entire...

Let's Do This! We've got a fun one coming up. We've finally wrangled Derek Miles PT, DPT into the Casual Chat Series, and we're talking youth sports/training and...

Clinical Implications for basketball athletes. The articles selected will look at rehabilitation and treatment of lateral ankle sprains and in-season management of...

We are thrilled to have Maggie Bryant, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, FAFS (Director Of Rehabilitation at LA Clippers) hanging out with us Thursday, 8/18/22 @ 8:00 Est for the...

The Exertional Heat Illness webinar, hosted by Cogent Steps, will focus on incidence, preparedness, prevention, treatment and considerations in scheduling events in...

Get your eager patient back to lifting after the initial rehab is resolved. Learn how to navigate the "my pain is gone, now what?" aspect of exercise prescription for...

Join us for July journal Club discussing Clinical Implications for MMA athletes and boxers. The articles selected will look at rehabilitation, performance, and...

Dr. Klein will be discussing the biomechanical changes that occur with aging in runners and how these changes accelerate as the masters athlete approaches their 50’s....

This presentation will provide physical therapist-appropriate knowledge to assist a patient to develop a general "rehab fueling & recovery" plan as well as how to...

Dr. Sylvia Czuppon received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 2000, Master of Science in Physical Therapy in 2002, and her clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy...

Nonoperative treatment remains a valid option in most acromioclavicular joint injuries with the potential of minimizing pain and restoring scapular and shoulder...

Daniel Martinez is in his fourth year as Trinity’s Head Strength & Conditioning Coach and as Coordinator of the Patrick Stumberg Sports Performance Center. He is also...

The Acute Injury and Illness Collaborative of the Specialization SIG would like to invite you to another webinar/Q&A session regarding management of acute hand/wrist...

We will discuss a recent article published in Sports Health titled: Vitamin D in Basketball Players: Current Evidence and Future Directions.

The Q2 Adaptive Sports SIG meeting is June 6th at 8:30pm EDT! We will record the meeting as well as post minutes afterward. Please let me know if you have any...

​This session will provide an overview of the common stressors the joints of the athlete will need to resist as well as typical range of motion requirements needed to...

This session, led by members of the AASPT Research Committee, will provide an overview of the grant submission timeline, discuss tips for developing a strong proposal,...

This presentation will be free for anyone to attend (nonmember and member) and will cover the theory and practice of energy-system development when working with...

The Running SIG is excited to host a webinar geared toward the clinician who is interested in starting a running analysis program.