Running Injuries Series

Running-related injuries are among the most frequent presentations in musculoskeletal practice, yet their successful management requires more than isolated tissue-based treatment. Effective outcomes depend on accurate assessment, clear clinical reasoning and the ability to integrate load management, biomechanics, tissue capacity and evidence-based rehabilitation into a coherent plan.

The Running Injuries Series provides clinicians with a comprehensive, structured framework for assessing and managing common running-related conditions. Combining foundational management principles with condition-specific clinical reasoning, this series supports improved diagnostic confidence and more consistent decision-making across a range of presentations.

The bundle includes:

• Running Injuries: Basic Management Principles

• Patellofemoral Pain: Clinical Assessment & Evidence-Based Management

• ITB Syndrome: Clinical Assessment & Evidence-Based Management

• Running Tendinopathies: Clinical Assessment & Evidence-Based Management

• Plantarfasciopathy: Clinical Assessment & Evidence-Based Management

Each course emphasises practical, evidence-informed strategies that can be integrated directly into everyday clinical practice.

Designed for clinicians working with active populations, The Running Injuries Series provides a clear, structured approach to managing one of the most common (and often complex) groups of musculoskeletal presentations – running-related injuries.