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  • The Pediatric Sports and Fitness Special Interest Group (SIG) aims to be a nationally recognized forum and resource for education, training and research regarding optimal care delivery to pediatric and adolescent athletes. Avenues to reach this goal will include course offerings, presentations, publications and interactive formats.

  • Our upcoming Business Meeting will be at CSM on Friday Feb. 8, 2008 from 4-5:00 PM in the Opryland Jackson C room. Join us to participate in the planning of our future growth. In addition, “Essentials of Youth Athlete Sports Rehabilitation” will be presented by co-chairs Joe Molony, PT, MS, SCS, CSCS and Kevin McHorse, PT, SCS, Cert. MDT. The presentation will cover the diagnosis and management of common youth sports injuries such as apophysitis and salter fractures.

  • Visit the Sports Section SIG web page

  • WE NEED YOUR INPUT !
    • To develop a comprehensive list of resources on pediatric sports and fitness.
    • To highlight a program or clinic that focuses on pediatric sports and fitness in the disabled and/or non-disabled population.
    • To let us know what type of information you would like to see in this newsletter.
    • Please submit articles, or a contact name to Lorrie Brawner Lgbrawn@aol.com
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SIG Mission

The Pediatric Sports-Fitness Special Interest Group (PSFSIG) was founded
in 2000 and consists of Section on Pediatrics members who have a special interest in children who participate in sports and fitness activities. The purpose of the PSFSIG is to provide a forum for members to discuss clinicalpractice, education, and research issues related to children with and without disabilities who participate in sports and fitness activities.

Specifically, the three main areas of focus are:

1. Prevention, examination, and intervention of impairments in the child
who participates in sports;
2. Training and fitness guidelines for the child who participates in sports;
3. Training and fitness guidelines for the child with a disability who participates in sports.

 

 

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