Young Athlete Podcast
Who's journey is it? In this episode we interview a parent about their experiences raising 2 children over their sporting lives. Both children are now 17 & 19 years of age - we look back at their sporting journey so far, as a family, parent and young athlete.
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Associate Professor Andrew Gardner is a clinical neuropsychologist, he has researched sports related concussion for over a decade and serves as consultant for a number of national sporting organisations and bodies.
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Mark Renshaw was a professional cyclist for over 16 years and has ridden for some of the best teams on the planet. He is widely regarded as one of the best lead out men ever in pro cycling and formed an almost unbeatable partnership with Mark Cavendish when he was at HTC Highroad.
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Dr Loretta O'Sullivan-Pippia is a Specialist Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist. Loretta established Twelve9teen Sports Physiotherapy in 2009 - a practice dedicated to young athletes.
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Dr Stephen Bird is a High Peformance Consultant & Director of Strength & Conditioning at the University of Wollongong. He has has worked for numerous sporting bodies, including the Indonesian Olympic Committee, and Basketball Scotland. He is currently the Performance Consultant for Coaching & Athlete Development at Basketball NSW
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Dr Paula Charlton is the Performance Health Manager for Triathlon Australia. Her role focuses on the development of systems and processes for ensuring availability and optimal health for elite Australian Triathletes.
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Mr. Kieran Richardson (FACP) is a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who provides ACL tear non-surgical management opinion, education and treatment for patients on a weekly basis.
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Dr Loretta O'Sullivan-Pippia is a Specialist Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist. Loretta established Twelve9teen Sports Physiotherapy in 2009 - a practice dedicated to young athletes.
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Dr Joanne Kemp is a Senior Research Fellow at the Latrobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre, Latrobe University, Australia. She is also a titled APA Sport & Exercise Physiotherapist of 25+ years’ experience, and still practices clinically on a weekly basis.
info_outline Nic Gill - All Blacks Strength & Conditioning CoachYoung Athlete Podcast
Nic Gill is a professional strength and conditioning coach and consultant with huge expertise in rugby and other sports. He is a staff wellness and fitness consultant for a number of international corporate organisations and also to a limited number of individuals who take their own health and fitness seriously.
info_outlineDr Etienne Du Preez is a Sports Physician based in Sydney. In this episode we talk about low back or lumbar spine stress fractures. What this injury is, how to best manage and treat a low back stress fracture, and the long-term implications of this injury.
Here’s what we discuss in this episode:
- What is a Sports Physician and what do they do?
- Lumbar spine stress fractures are more than just one condition
- How common are lumbar spine stress fractures?
- How normal is it for young people to have back pain?
- What % of young athletes will experience a lumbar spine stress fracture?
- How concerned should I be as a parent if my young athlete has a stress fracture?
- What are the long-term implications of lumbar spine stress fractures?
- How long does a lumbar spine stress fracture take to heal?
- The impact of this injury on the injured young athlete and their families
- Ways of helping injured young athletes cope
- If my son/daughter tells me they have a sore back what is a good way to manage this?
- Do I need to go straight to a physio or GP?
- Initial management strategies when you have a young athlete with a sore back
- When to look for assessment and treatment from a practitioner
- Should I get an x-ray for low back pain in young athlete?
- If the x-ray is clear, are we in the clear?
- As a coach, what things should I keep in mind to look after the young athletes?
- As a coach, what things do I keep in mind if I have an athlete who has had a stress fracture previously?
- The critical importance of coaches in the prevention and management of stress fractures
- 5 key things that can relate or contribute to stress fractures
- How much do growth spurts or growing pains contribute to stress fractures
- Load Management – How much, how hard, how often young athletes are training and playing
- Parents pivotal role in managing the load of young athletes
- The importance of sleep and the concept of sleep hygiene
- Playing a wide variety of sports is better for young athletes overall development vs early specialisation in 1 sport only early in their life
Resources
Dr Etienne Du Preez
Stadium Sports Medicine Clinic
CT Scans and Radiation Exposure
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https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/ct-scans-for-parents-and-carers
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