## Module 1: Muscle and Tissue Physiology

  - Muscle Physiology

  - Skeletal Muscle Regeneration after Injury

  - Tendon Physiology

  - Ligaments Physiology

  - Tissue Repair and Healing of Tendons and Ligaments

  - Bones and Cartilage

  - Nerves

  - Introduction to Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics

  - Upper Limb Examination

  - Lower Limb Examination

  - Spine Examination

 

## Module 2: Sports Injuries Overview

  - Introduction to Sports Rehabilitation

  - Classification of Sports Injuries

  - Factors Responsible for Sports Injuries

  - Common Causes of Acute Sports Injuries

  - Common Causes of Chronic Sports Injuries

  - Psychological Effects of Suffering a Sports Injury

  - Sports Injury Epidemiology

  - Pathophysiology of Injury

  - Specific Injury Areas:

    - Spine Injuries

    - Shoulder Injuries

    - Elbow Injuries

    - Wrist and Hand Injuries

    - Pelvis, Hip, and Groin Injuries

    - Thigh Injuries

    - Knee Injuries

    - Patello-Femoral Joint Injuries

    - Leg Injuries

    - Foot and Ankle Injuries

 

## Module 3: Taping and Bracing

  - Taping and Bracing in Sports

  - Kinesiology Taping

  - Rigid Taping

  - Sports Taping

 

 

## Module 4: Soft Tissue Mobilization and Techniques

  - Soft Tissue Mobilization/Manipulation

  - IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization)

  - Trigger Point Release

  - Sports Massage

  - Positional Release

  - Self Massage

  - Fascial Reorganization

  - Stretching

 

## Module 5: Diagnosis and Pain Management

  - Differential Diagnosis

  - Knowing Mechanisms of Injuries and Quick Diagnosis

  - Motor Control

  - Pain

  - Pain Management

  - Therapeutic Modalities

 

## Module 6: Psychological and Rehabilitation Tools

  - Psychology of Injury and Rehabilitation

  - Screening of Sports and Exercise Participation

  - Clinical Outcomes in Sports Physiotherapy

  - Injury Rehabilitation Basis

  - Goals of Rehabilitation

  - Tools of Rehabilitation

  - Proprioception and Coordination

 

## Module 7: Functional Rehabilitation and Nutrition

  - Flexibility and Range of Motion

  - Strength and Endurance

  - Functional Rehabilitation

  - Return to Training and Competition

  - Sports Nutrition

 

## Module 8: Special Populations and Emergency Action Plans

  - Children and Adolescents

  - Older Participants

  - Active Female Participants

  - Athletes with Disability

  - Medical Imaging of Injury

  - Medical Issues in Sports and Exercise

  - Learning of Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

  - Importance of EAP

  - Components of EAP

  - Roles and Responsibilities of Key Personnel

  - Designated Personnel and Their Roles and Responsibilities:

    - Doctor

    - Physiotherapist

    - Sports Physiotherapist

    - Alternative Therapist­­