Presentation description
In this presentation, Head of Performance Therapies at the Brooklyn Nets, James Moore guides us through an adductor pain rehabilitation. Starting off with his views on the challenges of a correct diagnosis, James then moves onto the many things that could make up, “adductor related groin pain”. James then details the basic mechanics of functional diagnosis and finally he takes us through a adductor injury rehab giving you exactly what you need to create your own should you be presented with this issue in your athletes.
Learning objectives
- Understand the limitations and pitfalls of diagnosing “adductor-related groin pain” in elite sport contexts
- Learn how to apply intersegmental control and load-management principles in groin rehabilitation
- Develop competence in interpreting strength metrics, pain thresholds, and return-to-sport criteria in groin injury management
About the presenter
James Moore, Head of Performance Therapies at the Brooklyn Nets, leads this presentation with deep expertise in athlete rehabilitation and performance systems. He draws on frontline experience in elite sport to question entrenched diagnostic frameworks and offer more holistic, load-sensitive strategies.
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