Teaching corrective exercise can be challenging – how do you bring movement analysis and injury prevention to life for your students? In this session, we’ll explore ATu’s apps and simulations that give faculty ready-made, interactive ways to teach corrective exercise. From identifying faulty movement patterns to applying evidence-based corrective strategies, you’ll discover how ATu makes injury prevention education engaging, flexible, and effective.
Co-Presenters:
Christopher Schmidt, PhD, ATC
ATu Education Lead
An athletic training professional for 30 years, Dr. Schmidt’s career spans clinical care, academic leadership, and professional service. From treating patients across diverse settings to shaping undergraduate and graduate programs, he’s a contributor in the field, influencing best practices through research and committee roles with the NATA and CAATE. His passion extends to curriculum design, interprofessional education, and youth sports injury prevention, helping to shape the future of athletic training.
Phil Ford, PhD, ATC, LAT, PES, CES
KinesioU Education Lead
Dr. Phil Ford brings over 30 years of academic, administrative, and clinical expertise to Clinical Pattern, with a proven record of developing and leading academic programs across the health sciences. He holds a doctorate in Human Performance from the University of Southern Mississippi, a master’s in Exercise and Sports Studies from Boise State University, and a bachelor’s in Corporate Fitness and Wellness/Athletic Training from Grand Canyon University. A certified and licensed athletic trainer, he also holds advanced credentials in Corrective Exercise and Performance Enhancement from the National Academy of Sports Medicine.
00:00 Welcome & Speaker Introduction
03:19 A Model/Continuum for Corrective Exercise
08:18 Corrective Exercise Student Assignment Example Using ATu
22:15 Faculty Tips: Using the New Search Function and Bookmarking
24:10 Webinar Q&A
30:04 Product Updates: AI-Powered Search & KinesioU
32:39 Thank You & Faculty Support Resources
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