Managing Injuries
Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation for Climbing and Bouldering
2024 · 116 pages
About this book
This book provides an in-depth guide to managing climbing-related injuries, authored by Stian, a seasoned climber, coach, and medical practitioner specializing in upper limb injuries. It explores the unique demands of climbing injuries, offering insights into acute soft tissue injuries, overuse injuries, and prevention strategies. The book discusses specific injuries affecting various body parts, including fingers, shoulders, elbows, and knees, and delves into the nature of pain and recovery processes. Written for climbers and medical professionals, it serves as a resource for understanding, diagnosing, and treating climbing injuries, emphasizing the significance of returning to climbing efficiently. The author combines his extensive climbing experience, medical expertise, and research to create a practical and comprehensive guide tailored to the needs of the climbing community.
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