Prehab & Injury Prevention Programs in Sports

SummaryThis episode of Exercise Matters delves into the significance of prehab exercises and injury prevention programs in sports. Hosts Randall Cooper and Mick Hughes discuss various types of injuries, including hamstring and adductor injuries, and highlight effective exercises such as Nordic curls and Copenhagen exercises. They emphasise the importance of integrating these programs into regular training routines and the need for awareness among athletes and coaches. The conversation also touches on the role of core and hip strength in preventing injuries for runners and the key components that contribute to the success of injury prevention programs.TakeawaysInjury prevention programs are essential for athletes of all levels.Nordic curls can significantly reduce hamstring injuries.Eccentric strength training is crucial for injury prevention.Copenhagen exercises are effective for adductor injury prevention.Regularity and frequency of exercises enhance their effectiveness.Plyometric exercises should be included in injury prevention programs.Awareness of injury prevention programs is low among recreational athletes.Core and hip strength are vital for runners' injury prevention.Injury prevention programs should be integrated into regular training.Tailoring programs to individual athletes can improve outcomes.Sound Bites"Injury prevention does matter.""Nordics can reduce hamstring strains by 50%.""Proximal strength is vital for runners."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Injury Prevention Programs01:42 The Importance of Prehab Exercises06:10 Types of Injuries Prevented by Prehab07:48 Focus on Hamstring Injuries13:36 Understanding Adductor Injuries19:18 Ankle and Proprioception Exercises21:29 Injury Prevention for Runners23:22 Key Components for Program Success28:59 Utilizing Existing Injury Prevention Programs

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