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Every Female Athlete Has An Achilles' Heel

HER KNEES

The statistics are startling - female athletes in specific sports are 4 to 7 times more likely to injure their knees than men.

SportsPerform and Dean Close School would like to invite you to a presentation on this crucial topic. The programme will include:

  • The anatomy of the kneeKate Markland (Chartered Physiotherapist, The Markland Clinic)
  • The incidence of knee injury in female athletes - Dr Mark De Ste Croix (Reader in Sport and Exercise Physiology, University of Gloucestershire)
  • The diagnosis, management and long term consequences of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) ruptureMr Harminder Gosal (Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Cheltenham Knee Unit)
  • Why women are at greater risk of knee injury and how they can be preventedKate Markland (Chartered Physiotherapist, The Markland Clinic, Gloucestershire)

The event will be held on Tuesday 21st April at 5pm, Seminar Room, Main Entrance, Dean Close School, Shelburne Road, Cheltenham GL51 6HE. Directions are available at www.deanclose.co.uk.

To reserve a place please call us on 0845 2304228 or email info@sportsperform.co.uk. More information is available at JumpPerform.



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