The Hip & Pelvis course

This course is the ultimate deep dive into understanding structure and function of the hip and pelvis, how to assess it, treat it and manage

a vast array of presentations.

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With over 100 video presentations, over 20 hours of guided tutorials, a long list of treatment techniques and over 100 exercise progressions demonstrated in detail on video.


The course includes 6 case study tasks to help you integrate your learning, along with over 7 hours of self assessment tasks to ensure you absorb the information.


There are 120 carefully selected full text research articles linked to the learnings, to support your understanding.


In addition to all this, you’ll get access to ongoing support from our team via email to ask questions, and further build your understanding of the content.

If that isn’t enough, included in this program is a specialised presentation from Dr Jay Shah, the world’s leading expert on Central Sensitisation and Myofasical Pain. Dr Shah’s 2.5 hour presentation and included research articles will expand your understanding even further.

What do you get?

Physical Assessment

Over 3 hours of physical assessment including neurological screening, functional assessment and orthopaedic physical assessment supported by the most up to date evidence informed approach to improve your diagnostic accuracy with your physical examination.

Neural screening

Reflex testing, Muscle power, sensory testing and neurodynamics are covered in video demonstrations.

Manual Therapy Treatment Techniques

Over 60 Manual Therapy Treatment techniques including Joint mobilisation, Neurodynamics, Myofascial release techniques and Muscle Energy Techniques.

3D Anatomy

You will be guided through the complex muscluoskeletal and neuroanatomy of the hip and pelvis.

Exercise Progressions

Over 100 exercise progression, including fundamental strength and conditioning principles and exercise programming examples.

Self mobility exercises

Improve patient outcomes and engagement with your treatment plans by including self mobilisation exercise.

Anatomy, pathophysiology, assessment, treatment, exercise intervention and more...

This course is jam packed with hours of high value video content!

COURSE CURRICULUM

1.1 The Hip and Pelvis Course Welcome

1.2 Before you start

2.1 Anterior Hip Anatomy

2.1 Anterior Hip Anatomy (Quiz)

2.2 Deep Posterior Hip Anatomy

2.2 Deep Posterior Hip Anatomy (Quiz)

2.3 Hip Extensors

2.3 Hip Extensors (Quiz)

2.4 Lateral Hip Anatomy

2.4 Lateral Hip Anatomy (Quiz)

2.5 Adductor Group Anatomy

2.5 Adductor Group Anatomy (Quiz)

2.6 Intra-articular Anatomy of the Hip

2.6 Intra-articular Anatomy of the Hip (Quiz)

2.7 Ligamentous Anatomy of the Hip

2.7 Ligamentous Anatomy of the Hip (Quiz)

References

3.1 Hip Morphology

3.1 Hip Morphology (Quiz)

3.2 Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)

3.2 Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) (Quiz)

3.3 Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip - Morphology

3.3 Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip - Morphology (Quiz)

3.4 Developmental Pathology: SCFE & Avascular Necrosis

3.4 Developmental Pathology: SCFE & Avascular Necrosis (Quiz)

References

4.1 Intra-articular Pathology of the Hip

4.1 Intra-articular Pathology of the Hip (Quiz)

4.2 Femoroacetabular Impingement Development and Incidence

4.2 Femoroacetabular Impingement Development and Incidence (Quiz)

4.3 Acetabular Labral Tears

4.3 Acetabular Labral Tears (Quiz)

4.4 Synovitis

4.4 Synovitis (Quiz)

4.5 Microinstability

4.5 Microinstability (Quiz)

4.6 Ligamentum Teres Injuries

4.6 Ligamentum Teres Injuries (Quiz)

4.7 Chondral Pathology of the Hip

4.7 Chondral Pathology of the Hip (Quiz)

4.8 Osteoarthritis of the Hip

4.8 Osteoarthritis of the Hip (Quiz)

References

5.1 Adductor Related Groin Pain

5.1 Adductor Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

5.2 Iliopsoas Related Groin Pain

5.2 Iliopsoas Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

5.3 Pubic Related Groin Pain

5.3 Pubic Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

5.4 Inguinal Related Groin Pain

5.4 Inguinal Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

5.5 Hip Related Groin Pain

5.5 Hip Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

References

6.1 Lateral Hip Pain

6.1 Lateral Hip Pain (Quiz)

6.2 Tendon Structure

6.2 Tendon Structure (Quiz)

6.3 Gluteal Tendinopathy

6.3 Gluteal Tendinopathy (Quiz)

6.4 Lateral Hip Pain Risk Factors

6.4 Lateral Hip Pain Risk Factors (Quiz)

6.5 Gluteal Tendon Tears and GTPS Associated With Hip OA

6.5 Gluteal Tendon Tears and GTPS Associated With Hip OA (Quiz)

6.6 Low Back Pain And GTPS

6.6 Low Back Pain And GTPS (Quiz)

6.7 External Snapping Hip Syndrome

6.7 External Snapping Hip Syndrome (Quiz)

6.8 Management of Lateral Hip Pain

6.8 Management of Lateral Hip Pain (Quiz)

6.9 VISA-G Questionaire

6.10 Corticosteroid Injections

6.10 Corticosteroid Injections (Quiz)

References

7.1 Posterior Hip and Buttock Pain

7.1 Posterior Hip and Buttock Pain (Quiz)

7.2 Sacroiliac Joint Pain

7.2 Sacroiliac Joint Pain (Quiz)

7.3 Posterior Hip Joint Pain

7.3 Posterior Hip Joint Pain (Quiz)

7.4 Hamstring Tendinopathy

7.4 Hamstring Tendinopathy (Quiz)

7.5 Ischiogluteal Bursitis

7.5 Ischiogluteal Bursitis (Quiz)

7.6 Ischiofemoral Impingement

7.6 Ischiofemoral Impingement (Quiz)

References

8.1 Nerve Injuries

8.1 Nerve Injuries (Quiz)

8.2 Central vs. Peripheral Neural Disorders

8.2 Central vs. Peripheral Neural Disorders (Quiz)

8.3 Referred Pain and Neuropathic Pain

8.3 Referred Pain and Neuropathic Pain (Quiz)

8.4 Hip Innervation

8.4 Hip Innervation (Quiz)

8.5 Maignes Syndrome

8.5 Maignes Syndrome (Quiz)

8.6 Obturator Neuropathy

8.6 Obturator Neuropathy (Quiz)

8.7 Meralgia Paresthetica

8.7 Meralgia Paresthetica (Quiz)

8.8 Deep Gluteal Syndrome

8.8 Deep Gluteal Syndrome (Quiz)

8.9 Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Injury

8.9 Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Injury (Quiz)

8.10 Pudendal Neuralgia

8.10 Pudendal Neuralgia (Quiz)

8.11 Inguinal Neuralgia

8.11 Inguinal Neuralgia (Quiz)

8.12 Genitofemoral neuralgia

8.12 Genitofemoral neuralgia (Quiz)

8.13 Superior and Inferior Gluteal Nerves

8.13 Superior and Inferior Gluteal Nerves (Quiz)

References

9.1 Screening

9.1 Screening (Quiz)

9.2 Red Flags

9.2 Red Flags (Quiz)

9.3 Yellow Flags

9.3 Yellow Flags (Quiz)

9.4 Orange Flags

9.4 Orange Flags (Quiz)

9.5 Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS)

9.5 Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) (Quiz)

References

10.1 Physical Assessment

10.1 Physical Assessment (Quiz)

10.2 Rule out the SIJ

10.2 Rule out the SIJ (Quiz)

10.3a Physical Screen (Part 1)

10.3a Physical Screen (Part 1) (Quiz)

10.3b Physical Screen (Part 2)

10.3b Physical Screen (Part 2) (Quiz)

10.4 Intra-Articular Pathology

10.4 Intra-Articular Pathology (Quiz)

10.5 Hip Instability, Acetabular Dysplasia and Microinstability

10.5 Hip Instability, Acetabular Dysplasia and Microinstability (Quiz)

10.6 Gluteal Tendinopathy

10.6 Gluteal Tendinopathy (Quiz)

10.7 Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy

10.7 Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy (Quiz)

10.8 Iliopsoas Related Groin Pain

10.8 Iliopsoas Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

10.9 Adductor Related Groin Pain

10.9 Adductor Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

10.10 Pubic and Inguinal Related Groin Pain

10.10 Pubic and Inguinal Related Groin Pain (Quiz)

10.11 Deep Gluteal Syndrome

10.11 Deep Gluteal Syndrome (Quiz)

10.12a Neural Assessment (Part 1)

10.12a Neural Assessment (Part 1) (Quiz)

10.12b Neural Assessment (Part 2)

10.12b Neural Assessment (Part 2) (Quiz)

10.13 Fractures

10.13 Fractures (Quiz)

References

11.1a Myofascial Release Techniques (Part 1)

11.1b Myofascial Release Techniques (Part 2)

11.2 Trigger Point Therapy

11.3 Muscle Energy Technique

11.4 Joint Mobilisation Techniques

11.5 Positional Release Technique

11.6 Neurodynamics

12.1 Strength and Conditioning

12.1 Strength and Conditioning (Quiz)

12.2 Pre-Programming Basics

12.2 Pre-Exercise Basics (Quiz)

12.3 Exercise Programming

12.3 Exercise Programming (Quiz)

12.4 Exercise for Tendinopathy

12.4 Exercise for Tendinopathy (Quiz)

12.5 Supine Hip Extension Progressions

12.6 Hip Thruster Progressions

12.7 Split Squat Progressions

12.8 Sit to Stand Progressions

12.9 Step-Up Progressions

12.10 Lateral Hip Stability Progressions

12.11 Single Leg Stability Progressions

12.12 Single Leg Sliders and Gameplay

12.13 Frontal Plane Strength

12.14 Hip rotational strength

12.15 Adductor Exercise Progression

12.16 Hip Flexor Exercise Progressions

12.17 Core Stability Exercise

12.18 Rotation and Anti-Rotation

12.19 Squat, Deadlift and Leg Press

12.20 Kettle Bell Variations

12.21 Plyometric Progressions

12.22 Adductor Mobility

12.23 Self Mobilisation Techniques

References

Case studies and associated learning tasks

Hip & Pelvic pain through a central sensitisation lens - Presented by Dr Jay Shah

Recommended reading

Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome webinar

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Is this course for you?

In a world where information is freely accessible and patients have access to a vast array of choices, now more than ever is the time to distinguish yourself from the crowd.


If your goal is to be a leader in your profession, to provide the most up-to-date clinical approaches and to deliver the highest quality service to your patients, then you know choosing the right education is critical to this goal.


Just like you, we at ACE are constantly striving to be THE leader in our profession, to always deliver information that is on the cutting edge and to out-deliver on quality, depth and value in all ways possible.


Will this course provide information at a deep level? Yes.

Will this course challenge your thinking and what you currently know? Yes.

Will this course make you exceptionally good at managing hip and pelvic related pain? YES!


So, we invite you to take on The Hip & Pelvis Course as a commitment to being the best health care practitioner you can be, to differentiating yourself from your competition, and to standing out as THE leader in your field.

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You want more?


How about a bonus module from a world renowned expert!

If in your clinical practice you deal with chronic pain or myofascial pain (let's face it, we all do), then you simply must get familiar with Dr Jay Shah's work.


Dr Shah is the world's leading expert on Central Sensitisation and Myofascial Pain.


As we are always striving to bring you the very best in educational experiences, we just couldn't bring you this course without including a specialised program from Dr Shah.


Listen and watch over 2 hours of in depth explanations, animations and clinical examples of how hip and pelvic pain is linked to or causes central sensitisation, and what you can do about it.

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Your presenter and course creator

Hi, I am Bodine Ledden, Clinician, course creator and passionate hip and pelvis enthusiast!


It has been my mission for several years to develop a comprehensive and logical course for the hip and pelvis designed specifically for the clinician. My goal was to create a course that I wish I could have completed.


I have constructed this course to provide the key insights to the anatomy and morphology of the hip, through to pathomechanics, screening, assessment and manual therapy treatment, complimented with exercise planning and prescription. The clinical applicability will allow you to gather a comprehensive history, rule out serious pathology and produce an accurate diagnosis, then direct the most effective treatment intervention to help you, help even more people.

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