Running Injuries: Basic Management Principles

Running-related injuries are among the most common presentations in musculoskeletal practice, yet their management often extends beyond isolated tissue pathology. Effective treatment requires an understanding of training load, biomechanics, tissue capacity and the broader context in which the runner trains and competes.

Running Injuries: Basic Management Principles provides clinicians with a practical framework for the assessment and management of common running-related injuries. The course focuses on foundational principles that can be applied across a wide range of conditions, helping clinicians make clearer decisions around load management, rehabilitation and return-to-running strategies.

Emphasis is placed on simple, evidence-informed approaches that can be integrated into everyday clinical practice to improve clinical outcomes in your running patients.