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Hamstring injuries are among the most common and most frustrating injuries in sports and rehab. From sprinters and football players to physiotherapists and rehab specialists, treating these injuries correctly is crucial for long-term performance and injury prevention. But what does an effective treatment plan look like in 2025? In this comprehensive article, Kinvent bre...

Join Jente Wagemans to discover advanced, data-driven strategies for enhancing ankle sprain recovery. Ankle injuries demand precise and dynamic rehabilitation approaches to ensure full recovery and reduce re-injury risk. In this webinar replay, Jente Wagemans presents how push velocity curves and force platform K-Deltas can be integrated into rehab programs to maximize ...

September always marks a turning point. For physical therapists, it’s time to reset, reconnect with patients, and update their methods. And in 2025, the field is evolving fast. This article highlights the top trends shaping modern physical therapy this season: functional and patient-centered rehab, the rise of connected technologies, increased demand for performance and ...

Rock climbing presents specific physical demands: complex movement patterns, high finger and shoulder load, and sport-specific asymmetries. As these cases become more common in rehab settings, integrating objective tools into your evaluation process can make a real difference. In this webinar replay, orthopedic and sports rehab specialists Dr. Jared Vagy and Dr. Alex Sh...

When it comes to delivering high-quality physiotherapy, technical skills and clinical knowledge are only part of the equation. One powerful — and often overlooked — element can make a big difference: patient feedback. When gathered and used thoughtfully, feedback can elevate the patient experience, guide more effective treatment decisions, and deepen trust between thera...

Selecting the right tools and equipment is a crucial part of running a successful physical therapy practice. It impacts not only your clinic’s efficiency but also the outcomes and satisfaction of your patients. Healthcare professionals often face a tough choice: invest in premium equipment that promises durability and performance, or opt for more affordable options that...

The success of recovery following knee surgery depends not only on the surgical technique but also on the quality and progression of the rehabilitation process. In this in-depth article, Kinvent provides a detailed overview of knee rehabilitation protocols, offering evidence-based guidance for each post-operative phase. Whether managing ACL reconstruction, total knee re...

Choosing between cash-based vs insurance-based healthcare is one of the most important strategic decisions physical therapists face today. As the healthcare industry evolves, many practitioners are reevaluating traditional insurance-dependent models in favor of more flexible, patient-centered alternatives. But how do you know which system is best for your practice? In t...

Attending conferences for physical therapists goes far beyond traditional continuing education. These events offer a valuable opportunity to stay updated on the latest scientific and technological advances, connect with peers, and explore innovative approaches in rehabilitation. In this article, we explain why conferences are essential for strengthening your skills and ...

The countermovement jump (CMJ) is often seen as a straightforward power test, but that’s just the beginning. Beyond measuring vertical jump height, CMJ analysis can uncover detailed insights into an athlete’s neuromuscular function, fatigue level, injury risk, and return-to-sport readiness. When measured with force plates or connected sensors, the CMJ becomes a high-valu...

Hip rehabilitation plays a vital role in helping patients regain mobility, reduce pain, and restore function following injuries, surgeries, or degenerative conditions. For physical therapists, a solid understanding of effective rehabilitation protocols, including biomechanics, targeted exercises, and pain management, is essential to deliver personalized care that support...

Physical therapy is entering a new era, driven by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced digital technologies. Once centered around manual techniques and one-size-fits-all treatment protocols, modern physical therapy is evolving into a more personalized, data-driven discipline. AI in physical therapy is opening up exciting possibilities—from analyz...

Physical therapy is evolving fast — and 2025 promises to be a pivotal year. As technology accelerates and patient expectations rise, the field is shifting toward more personalized, accessible, and results-driven care. What’s driving this change? A mix of powerful innovation and a growing demand for smarter, more flexible rehab solutions. From AI-powered diagnostics to v...

Efficient time management is one of the major challenges that physical therapists face. Between consultations, administrative management, coordination with other health professionals, and the unexpected, the organization can quickly become a headache. The result? Long days, a growing mental workload, and a feeling of never doing enough. This lack of structure impacts no...

Deciding when an athlete is ready to return to sport is one of the most high-stakes decisions in rehab. In this practical and evidence-based webinar, Dr. Vien Vu presents 5 objective protocols to guide your return-to-play process using measurable criteria and real-time data. Built for clinicians, athletic trainers, and rehab professionals, this session outlines how tool...

Cervical pain is a common condition affecting a large portion of the population at some point in their lives. It can arise from various causes such as poor posture, repetitive strain injuries, or minor traumas. This type of pain often leads to stiffness, discomfort, limited neck mobility, and may significantly impact daily functioning and overall quality of life. Address...

Corrective exercises have long been part of rehabilitation, but their role is evolving. With the integration of digital assessment tools, physical therapists can now move beyond subjective observation to make more informed, measurable treatment decisions. In this webinar replay, Dr. Jaime Mor, performance physical therapist and certified athletic trainer, teams up with ...

ACL rehabilitation doesn’t end with strength gains or range-of-motion milestones; it ends when the athlete is truly ready to return to the demands of their sport. But how can you be sure? This is where the difference between clinical testing and practical, on-field assessments becomes critical. In this webinar replay, Dr. Leon Knight, orthopedic and sports PT and founde...

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is revolutionizing healthcare by fostering a collaborative partnership between patients and healthcare professionals. Rather than decisions being made solely by clinicians, SDM ensures that patients’ values, preferences, and goals are at the heart of every treatment choice. This patient-centered approach not only improves satisfaction and tru...

In modern rehabilitation, understanding how muscles activate is just as important as when. In this Kinvent webinar replay, sports scientist Dr. Christos Chalitsios and orthopedic expert Dr. Alex Shafiro explore how EMG biofeedback brings a new layer of insight to physical therapy by visualizing neuromuscular activation in real time. Using Kinvent’s K-Myo sensor, you’ll ...

In rehabilitation, every detail matters. Tempo Training is now emerging as a key strategy to optimize functional recovery while reducing the risk of re-injury. This method, based on precise control of movement speed, allows therapists to adjust load, correct muscular imbalances, and improve motor control. When used consistently, Tempo Training can target a wide range of...

In ACL rehabilitation, precision is no longer optional; it’s essential. This Kinvent webinar replay, featuring ACL expert Dr. Wesley Wang and orthopedic specialist Dr. Alex Shafiro, dives into how objective testing reshapes rehab decision-making, helping athletes return stronger and more safely to their sport. Explore how modern clinicians use tools like handheld dynamo...

Shoulder pain is one of the most common complaints in both clinical and sports settings, and it’s often directly linked to weakness in the rotator cuff. Whether this weakness is the cause or the consequence of pain, what matters is having an accurate, objective way to measure it. The rotator cuff (subscapularis, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor) plays a cen...

In high-performance rehab, one size never fits all, especially in basketball, where body type and player position dramatically shape how athletes move, train, and recover. This Kinvent webinar replay, featuring sports rehab expert Dr. Leon Knight and orthopedic specialist Dr. Alex Shafiro, explores how to tailor return-to-sport testing to the individual in front of you. ...

Grip strength is often overlooked but plays an important role in assessing shoulder function. Scientific studies have demonstrated a strong correlation between grip strength and the strength of the shoulder’s external rotators (Horsley, 2016). Since the rotator cuff muscles are essential for stabilizing and rotating the shoulder joint, being able to indirectly monitor th...

Stand out from the competition, connect with more patients, and strengthen your reputation using marketing strategies that align with your values and today’s digital world. In today’s competitive healthcare landscape, skill alone isn’t enough to grow a successful physical therapy practice. Patients are more informed, more digital, and more selective than ever. They’re s...

In today’s fast-evolving fitness landscape, mastering the balancing act between subjective coaching experience and objective data is essential for delivering top results. This Kinvent webinar replay, featuring neuromuscular expert Gregory Gordon, reveals how fitness professionals can leverage cutting-edge digital tools to transform training effectiveness. Discover how t...

Hamstring injury is one of the most frequent and challenging sports injuries, often due to its high recurrence rate and the difficulty of managing return-to-play decisions. But with the right approach, recovery doesn't have to be uncertain. In this expert-led webinar replay, Dr. Vien Vu shares a step-by-step protocol for rehabilitating hamstring injuries using objective...

Discover how to optimize ankle surgery rehabilitation from post-operative care to full athletic return in this in-depth webinar replay with Dr. Av Kumar and Dr. Alex Shafiro. Grounded in objective data, digital testing tools, and evidence-based practices, this session offers a detailed step-by-step protocol for managing complex ankle injuries. Learn how to integrate han...

Train smarter, not harder. Mobility deserves the same structure as strength and endurance training. Mobility is often misunderstood as simple flexibility, but true mobility is far more complex and impactful. It’s the foundation of efficient, pain-free movement, and it plays a critical role in injury prevention, performance, and recovery. Yet many athletes and fitness en...

Equipping yourself wisely without compromising on care quality: that's the challenge more and more physiotherapists are meeting by choosing second-hand equipment. Whether you're opening a new practice or looking to update your setup at a lower cost, buying pre-owned gear can be a smart move as long as you know what to choose and where to look. In this article, KINVENT s...

How is 3D motion analysis reshaping the future of athletic testing and rehabilitation? In this replay of Kinvent’s official launch webinar, discover the revolutionary capabilities of 3D Deltas, an advanced system that blends 3-axis force plates with markerless motion capture for high-precision, real-time biomechanical assessment. Led by strength & conditioning expert Ef...

ACL management is evolving rapidly, driven by scientific advances and real-world feedback from elite sports. In this webinar, you’ll explore the latest recommendations for ACL rehabilitation, along with concrete strategies to improve patient follow-up, reduce re-injury risks, and optimize return-to-sport protocols. Led by two renowned sports physiotherapy experts — Alex...

Often seen as an abstract concept, proprioception lies at the very core of our ability to move with precision, control, and fluidity. It enables the body to sense its position and motion in space even without visual input. For movement and rehabilitation professionals, understanding and objectively assessing this sensory system is key to evaluating and improving postural...

How can you enhance performance and prevent injuries in triathletes and trail runners through a structured and precise physiotherapy assessment? In this webinar dedicated to triathlete run fitting, sports physiotherapist Alexandre Bremer guides you through his evaluation protocol, developed in clinic and refined in the field with his triathlon club. Designed for symmetr...

In this expert-led webinar replay from Kinvent, physiotherapists Nick Schuster and Dr. Felix Leung delve into the crucial connection between neck strength and concussions prevention, highlighting how cutting-edge tools can revolutionize both screening and rehabilitation protocols. Drawing on the latest research and hands-on clinical experience, the session explores how ...