Acute:Chronic Workloads and Rehabilitation

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Acute:Chronic Workloads and Rehabilitation

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Recently I was asked by my colleague Sam Blanchard to write a guest post for his blog: Plinths and Platforms. Sam is also based in Western New York and is the Head of Rehabilitation for our affiliated American Hockey League (AHL) team, the Rochester Americans.

 

He had been reading some of the recent literature from Dr Tim Gabbett and asked me to write a piece from the perspective of a Sport Scientist on how this load monitoring approach can assist rehabilitation and returning to training.

 

You can find the article here:

 

https://plinthsandplatforms.wordpress.com/2016/03/11/has-the-athlete-trained-enough-to-return-to-play-safely-training-stress-balance-and-rehabilitation-a-guest-blog-by-jo-clubb/

 

Sam and his co-author Conor McGoldrick, an S&C Coach at the Lawn Tennis Association, cover a variety of topics across sports medicine on their blog. So make sure to have a look around the other articles too!

 

Please let me know what you think. And thanks to Sam for the invitation to write for his blog!

 

Blanch & Gabbett (2015), p2.

 

Jo Clubb

 

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2 Comments so far:

  1. […] Billy Hulin and colleagues. We have already discussed the ratio in relation to rehabilitation (here) and through a real life case study […]

  2. […] Workload Ratio. That guest post on the Plinths and Platforms site is available via this page (http://sportsdiscovery.net/journal/2016/03/12/acutechronic-workloads-and-rehabilitation/). In summary, repeated stimuli applied over time are required to elicit adaptation and ultimately […]

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