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What a great night of learning at our Cycling CME webinar - a huge thanks goes out to Cycling Canadas exercise physiologist Emily Wood, CSI Ontarios Nutritionist Nicole Springer and Cycling Canada doc Dr. Wade Elliott for their presentations this evening!

Dont miss the 2nd session of our Cycling CME Webinar Series this upcoming Thursday at 8pm EST / 5pm PST! https://casem-acmse.org//cycling-injuries-illness-and-per/

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Great article on Andy Marshall! https://www.ottawaathome.ca/living_article.php

La course a pied est une activite a fort impact avec des mouvements repetitifs, augmentant ainsi le risque de blessures! Voici un apercu des blessures frequantes en course.

Dont miss out - starting tomorrow night! https://casem-acmse.org//cycling-injuries-illness-and-per/

Join us on our 100km virtual cycle ride! The CASEM Tour de T1D will kick off from The Heights Ski and Country Club in Horseshoe Valley, Ontario and will lace through the familiar cycling-friendly roads of Oro Township. CASEM will direct all funds raised to Barries Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Youth Diabetic Clinic. This clinic is a fantastic and energetic organization where dedicated professionals are committed to improving the lives of every youth with Diabetes. Registration is easy, simply click on the link below and ride the 100km journey with us the 100km can be done in one shot or cumulatively over the course of the month-long cycling CME series

Join us this Thursday for the start of our Cycling Injuries, Illness and Performance Webinar Series! https://casem-acmse.org//cycling-injuries-illness-and-per/

Will this go down as a classic infographic & editorial? Is it time to reframe how we care for people with non-traumatic musculoskeletal pain? #PainScience http://ow.ly/bYBo50BeoE4

Physio Q&A - Irish Dance! Dr. Janet McMordie joins Dinah Hampson for a deep dive into Irish Dance, Injury Prevention and really everything you never knew about ...dance medicine. Do you have questions? Get them ready and well see you in a few days! Monday August 24, 4pm EST #irishdance #dancemedicine #danceinjury

Join us Thursdays at 8pm EST / 5pm PST on Sep 10-17-24 and Oct 1st - Led by Dr. Wade Elliott, team physician for Cycling Canada, this 4 session webinar series will cover all aspects of sport medicine and team physician coverage as it pertains to the cyclist and cycling.

To our loyal and gracious clients and followers on social media, with the expansion of our clinic and the increased interest in the comprehensive and collaborat...ive rehabilitative care that we provide at Reactivate, we are looking to expand our team. We are in need of another physiotherapist who is skilled in movement-based rehabilitative techniques and enjoys working with clients of all ages, all skills and abilities when it comes to physical activity, and enjoy working as part of a team in a state of the art facility. Please share this post with your followers, or directly to physiotherapist friends who might love to move to Muskoka to live, work, and play! It would help us out tremendously! You never know who is out there in our global network who might be interested in working with us, not just for us. For a bit of background information to your followers.... Reactivate Muskoka is located in Huntsville, Ontario, the team at Reactivate Muskoka is comprised of Sports Medicine Physicians, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors, Registered Massage Therapists, and we are affiliated with local and national coaches for endurance, and strength and conditioning. We provide the highest level of customer service, in-person, online, and over the phone, fostering a relationship with our clients that includes them as an integral part of the clinical team treating their injuries and concerns. Our team has a solitary mission in mind: get our clients bodies moving again the best way they can. We do this by employing a comprehensive, efficient, and holistic approach, in a multidisciplinary collaborative environment, for each of our clients, regardless of age or athletic ability. We create individualized, goal-oriented treatment plans so each of our clients can return to their full potential as quickly as possible and enjoy life and all of the adventures that come along with it. In essence, we reactivate our clients. We are seeking a professional, energetic, conscientious, resilient, and engaging physiotherapist who is a motivated self-starter and excels at providing the highest level of client care in our fast-paced, cohesive, and collaborative medical and rehabilitative team. The team at Reactivate Muskoka operates under the principles of movement-based medicine and rehabilitation, where we work as a team to correct dysfunctional movement patterns which are the result or the cause of the patients concerns and injuries. Canadian Physiotherapy Association/Association canadienne de physiothrapie Ontario Physiotherapy Association (OPA) Sport Physiotherapy Canada Sport Physiotherapy Canada- Ontario Section Sport Physiotherapy Canada - Manitoba Section Sport Physiotherapy Canada - Nova Scotia Section Paige Larson CASEM / ACMSE Agnes Makowski Department of Physical Therapy, UofT

Huge kudos to ACSEP Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians for continuing to produce top quality #SEM resources - now over 90 available! #CPD http://ow.ly/gAXC50AVyyJ

This new podcast from Dr. Carson & his team featuring Dr. Janice Harvey discusses rotator cuff tendinitis as well as some great insights and tools to use in shoulder exams with patients. Listen: mskmatters.buzzsprout.com/1/4847702-rotator-cuff-tendinitis

New SEM list of learning resources for residents and fellows! Youll find interactive modules, evidence-based guidelines, textbooks (some of which are free to access!), and online databases. Find the resources here: casem-acmse.org/resident-fellow-sem-resources

A wonderful lay summary of some outstanding research #FurtheringTheConversation https://www.outsideonline.com//menstrual-cycle-athletic-pe

From Get ukactive - breathe comfortably while exercising but make sure to maintain social distancing!

The concussions from the major crashes get diagnosed, said Dr. Brian Benson, the chief medical officer for the Canadian Sport Institute in Calgary, Alberta, who has been studying brain trauma in sliding sports for a decade. The real concern is the concussion-like symptoms they experience because of the high speeds and the forces.

Cycling has seen a resurgence here in Canada during Covid - can cycling help the country move towards a healthier population?

Faites-vous de lexercice pour rduire le stress? Lactivit physique vous aidera non seulement mieux grer le stress dans votre vie, mais elle offre galement un grand nombre davantages pour la sant et le bien-tre! AQMSE Association Qubcoise des Mdecins du Sport et de lExercice

We will see #Karate at the next Olympic games, but what do we know about its injury profile? Thanks Dr Lystad & team for this #OpenAccess systematic review & meta-analysis! http://ow.ly/aCw050AzGo2

In the news: CASEMs Dr. Jane Thornton talked with Global News about rhabdomyolysis and what to know about the rare leaky muscle syndrome.

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Whilst we may not have been able to meet face to face this Spring, CASEM will return to Banff in July 2020! Join us in a virtual celebratory journey from Banff to Canmore back to Banff 50km over 50 days to celebrate our 50th year! #CASEM50 Sign up: myvirtualmission.com/missions/54468/casem-50-for-50... A minimum donation of $20 CAD to enter the CASEM 50 for 50 mission, with all profits going to the Uganda Sport Medicine project - a project close to CASEMs heart. We hope that with enough participants, each covering 50km, well cover the distance from Mile 0 in Victoria, across the Trans Canada Highway from West to East all of the way to St. Johns, Newfoundland travelling across all ten provinces of Canada. The route spans 7,821kms!

To our friends and family from coast to coast, happy Canada Day! Bonne fte du Canada!

Strength training should be high repetition, low load to improve running performance, right..? Great to see another #RunningMyth put to the sword in the current edition! @DrChrisBarton @rwilly2003 http://ow.ly/xQOO50AinA6

Theres still time to register for this weeks Para & Adaptive Sport Medicine #Webinar! Register now! casem-acmse.org//casem-para-adaptive-sport-medicine-webinar

Excited to have Meyrick Jones join us this Thursday for the Para & Adaptive #SportMedicine Webinar! Participants will hear about the athlete experience from this accomplished endurance athlete! Register now! casem-acmse.org//casem-para-adaptive-sport-medicine-webinar

This is what happens when you make space safe and available for the public to be physically active - Gatineau Park has closed the parkways to vehicular traffic for the rest of the summer - this piece is written by local athlete Dave McMahon, Natural Fitness Lab - #medicinethroughmovement Thank you National Capital Commission There is overwhelming public support for the continued closure of parkways in the Gatineau Park. This initiative has provided a healthy and safe environ...ment to all. We have seen a dramatic reduction in stunt racing, crime, accidents injury, deaths, pollution (air and noise), littering and environmental impact. While there has been a significant uptake by families, new cyclists, special needs and the elderly as well as regular users (hikers, cyclists, runners, rollerskiing, in-line, skate boarding). The park is far more accessible and inclusive than before now that e-scooters, wheel chairs, and baby chariots can use the parkways safely. Hiking groups and families can walk on the parkways now. The use of e-bikes has opened up accessibility to many who want to climb to one of the lookouts. It is more likely to see wildlife now in this car free environment. The main parking lots affected by the closures are: Champlain, Keogan, Black and Pink. These sites are still accessible on foot with a short hike/bike (2km) from another parking lot. Ninety per cent of the parking lots remain open and over 200km of trails are accessible.

"Using the WHOs recommendations for mass gatherings and sports, Canada developed a document of principles and risk-assessment checklists -- not just for national high-performance sports organizations, but for local clubs as well."