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Post by climbinginjuriesslvd on Jun 16, 2017 17:41:12 GMT -7
My ears are burning, I'm spoiled you are interested!
As this is my book you are discussing (and my favorite new climbing specific research), I'd be happy to share this specific reference- Laurent Vigouroux, a French researcher, just published this in 2015 when this thread began- It makes sense why you hadn't heard of it as it was brand new and hot off the press (I'm a super nerd that way)- Laurent was kind enough to share this research for the book Climbing Injuries Solved just before it was released in the European Journal of Applied Physiology in early 2015 titled "Estimation of hand and wrist muscle capacities in rock climbers... You can look it up on PubMed if you want more info!
And as for me, I'm honored you guys asked... this book ( and my work) is focused on the physiotherapy behind rehabilitating these shoulder, arm and finger injuries. You wondered as to my background... I'm a climber and I mostly treat climbers (climbinginjuriessolved.com) - I ran the Med tent for 4 years for USAC (back when I had free time) and I primarily only see/specialize in climbing injuries such as A2 pulley injuries and flexor tendonosis/tendinitis... diagnosing and educating based on in-office diagnostic ultrasound.
Thanks for thinking of me... I'm not used to being discussed ;-)
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