3rd April 2025 

7–9.30pm BST

Thomas Dekkers

There is overwhelming evidence that exercise therapy is effective at reducing low back pain and disability. However there is no consensus on what exercise or dose is best to achieve this.

As every patient with low back pain presents differently, targeted and individualised treatment is necessary to achieve the best clinical outcomes.

Exercise is a medicine- using the right type, at the right dose and at the right time will yield better clinical results, but how is this best achieved in clinical practice?

In this seminar, Thomas will outline a clear framework that clinicians can use to optimise their exercise programs for low back pain. The framework draws on extensive research from numerous
fields including Motor Control, Strength & Conditioning and Functional Training; blended with Thomas’ extensive clinical experience. The seminar is clinically orientated with lots of real life
patient examples. At the end of the talk, participants will understand how to deliver effective clinically-reasoned therapeutic exercise programs that can be been tailored to the individual patient.

Agenda

1. Literature Review: Current research update on exercise for low back pain
2. Prescription Principles: A new framework for exercise prescription in Low back pain
3. Exercise Selection: How to manipulate the type, dose and load of exercise to achieve optimum reductions in pain and improvements in function
4. Putting it all together: Case Study

This interactive webinar will take 90-120 mins with a break for Q&A after 1hr and more time for Q&A after.

Member discounts apply ( please apply your ONGOING discount code )

Members will retain access to the webinar for the life of their membership.

Non-members your purchase includes access to review online for 14 days.