Sport Rehabilitation and Conditioning

About this course

Sport rehabilitation and conditioning bridges the gap between clinical injury management and the performance demands of athletic training. Rehabilitation focuses on restoring function after injury, using evidence-based techniques to help individuals recover movement, strength, and confidence. Conditioning focuses on building the physical capacities, strength, power, endurance, and mobility, that allow athletes to perform and to resist future injury. Together they form a specialism that is increasingly recognised as distinct from physiotherapy and sports science, with its own professional standards and scope of practice. At the University of St Mark and St John, this hands-on, accredited degree teaches you to develop expert rehabilitation programmes and to explore health rehabilitation interventions in community contexts. You will work with special patient populations to improve their ev

Where its graduates go

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