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OVERUSE INJURIES - Q&A
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Friday, Sept. 22, 2017 · 10:40 a.m. · 09m 02s
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what speakers from this session can go to the table
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yes thank you
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but for that
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that's okay
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okay
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so that we have questions in your room
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or
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oh
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nobody
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okay so i have one
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so of one for the the with the low back pain patients
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how do you how do you take care of the
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environment that means um you you also take one for the
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parents and the and the coaches how to do that
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absolutely i think that that is a key question very good questions that
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yes we do need to have them on board because um
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just as mark said uh um uh you know the role of parents and how they
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you know what the expectations that was then oranges about the school with
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they are involved with them for for a very long time and
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they mean well that that is always the key issue and so for
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me i have a small role it's usually absolutely ah than i
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do at the second assessment on this is that if s. s. and i need to kind of make sure that i know
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what the athlete really feels about upsetting anybody um you know
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is training is training load in how he sees well you know what the
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what other contributing factors to that pain the second assess and coach comes
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the parents come if they and and it's not out there and have that vary from conversation
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uh nothing and i think that would necessarily upsets the the
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balance between between the the the chart and haven't
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but i actually having at post uh uh um
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consultation um you know discussion over the phone or
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even better inviting having some sort of that
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lay language uh explanation all the channels problem i think is the ease of opening
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door and then sat missed everything starts to open on the conversation becomes very
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open and then men everything that comes out on the table then we can start to look at o. k. b. c. based on one side is
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we see that on the other side how do we balance this how do much this out and then can start actually program
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training in training on much but much better so yes there is a huge will fall of all of those consent
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okay thank you
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oh simply the person thank you very much for your presentation when moses bring a beautician you zurich
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oh i would like to know how often do you recommend just v. m. f. fleet
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for a thing like that that really have fleet every two more briefing on well
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every six morning walk it depends on the sport but i'm seeing it used to pay
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to i think that's it just see them all from them who pays for
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like you i think that's a very good question actually yesterday i was in the end which the lumpy cat
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centre now was talking to one of the tissues who is a connected to one of these this put a cat in high school
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and yeah and because as of now anna
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these high schools only have then
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they i talks and uh examinations of the athletes when they go into school
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and and there we were discussing actually that i think well
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this is good but they need more frequent um and
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places to meet with doctors and face chills and i think
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also maybe also with the train it's the coaches
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yeah because when they start in the schools annually but we're talking about yeah
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and the load it and as i also mentioned the load the goethe up quite a bit
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and yeah i think they learn as they need to learn how to adjust to this
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and this is of course very difficult to do by themselves so
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i think that that for the first years in those
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for those four into this kind of a specialist academies maybe
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i think every second mon did not to a big fan man but
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to have like maybe you could have like we meetings or
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do you have an open dialogue and to teach them and always to talk
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about how how they can uh be better at it just a
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oh yeah the other questions
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yeah well yes
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oh
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but remote you know a permanent in europe just admit requests from the crushed him um you compared to lead
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a polluted verbose too little muscle beach showing of the movie that more them below salute you dream owns
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do you remember your due to just to the general population we lose the
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disqualify related injuries in just a normal bulb or whatever you call
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them yeah and good question yes and he we did have a comparison
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when we started the baseline data when we started uh and
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and the study and they uh they actually it was not a a big difference
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on a or we use the yeah on a illnesses and injuries between the um
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stability and i mean the normal population and the yeah
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and the and the concept delete a place but this was only four and
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the baseline report so about the prospective data we don't know that
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'cause when you see my roots when judah does imply that you know which do you choose to do sports channels so
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we'll resume summers was little but actually the the littered with this show the general population
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just about as much yeah we uh_huh outside sports um so yeah it's just not to
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scare people off like mark so no no no i i totally agree but um
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i guess the picture is also different between the two groups and the like like that and
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a major problem of course in the it community it's uh and we use uh not always
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mm a um i wouldn't want wasn't actually ah there's a question though
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no i so mike to you want to comment on that on the
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what's the most of the people that i see in in our national health service click
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on obsolete it here it's it's a clinic for everyday people and maybe that's why
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we're seeing perhaps more insidious altered was talked about insidious on such
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as opposed to necessarily classified as directly related uh to schools
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we're going back to previous comments about higher ups on the reason i have now
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started back up what i'm about to say but it's just adding to it
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so if uh maybe a yellow flag is what you have a consultation
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with the parents in the room and you're all seen the child about how much they're doing
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and holding on to start to come back from the parents particular file
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i'm far more recently um i often try on position much
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uh such i'm ready to go into that shot
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pictures as we're integrating before this is a very complex of
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armour with trojan current ah under an a minor
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um and it's important to try and get that balance on on the stand who's doing well within the body
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thank you very much so we know have to close this session
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so i really it's a oh yeah one more commercial but it's a very quick answer
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please listen care i think yeah somebody very quick but i wanted to double check
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i work for equestrian sports internationally question federation i would like
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to know whether there is any data requested athletes
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um i'm in terms of lonely choose no data on i
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don't know whether i've seen others cross sectional data
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but in equestrian certainly in the u. k. that
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mostly a a round head injury concussion
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fall and off high speech is supposed to provide the sort of what
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the customers which which was talking about earlier so i'm not sure that i've seen no longer to it i think you were mad i
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