Foam Rolling for Osgood Schlatters Disease

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If you have Osgood Schlatters you HAVE to be foam rolling. • In this video we go over foam rolling to help decrease the tension and pull from the muscles. We also go over a special active release foam rolling technique we like to use with our athletes who are experiencing Osgood Schlatters. • • Contrary to popular opinion you should be doing things to help decrease the pain such as foam rolling and stretching if you have Osgood Schlatters. • Still need help; check out our Online Osgood Schlatter's Disease Management Program: • https://thebasketballdoctors.com/osgo... • If you are experiencing Osgood Schlatters and need help with the rehab reach out to us for a free 15 minute discovery. • https://calendly.com/thebasketballdoc... • Research: • Neuhaus C et al. A systematic review on conservative treatment options for Osgood Schlatter Disease • ABOUT THE BASKETBALL DOCTORS • Co-Founders: • Gabe Ignacio PT, DPT, OCS, TPI • Marco Lopez PT, DPT, CSCS • Doctors of Physical Therapy • University of Southern California Graduates • Orthopedic Clinical Specialist • Strength Conditioning Specialists • Tagline: BALL FOR LIFE • Our Mission: To empower the basketball community with evidence-informed information relevant to injuries, rehabilitation, and injury prevention, as well as, optimizing movement to enhance performance of athletes at all skill level • LINKS • https://thebasketballdoctors.com • [email protected] • Instagram: / basketballdocs • Tiktok: / basketballdocs • Facebook: / basketballdocs • Free 10-minute Discovery Call: • https://calendly.com/thebasketballdoc... • DISCLAIMER • This channel is for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, not medical advice. The Basketball Doctors assume no responsibility or liability for any injury, loss, or damage incurred as a result of any use or reliance upon the information and material contained within or downloaded from its website. The Basketball Doctors are unable to provide any warranty concerning the accuracy or completeness of any information contained herein. The information provided in the videos are by no means complete or exhaustive, and, therefore, does not apply to all conditions, disorders, and health-related issues. The information is not intended to be physical therapy, medical advice, or treatment. Any reference to or mention of any particular diagnoses or dysfunctions is intended for informational purposes only and not an attempt to diagnose your particular problems. • Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers before starting any new treatment or discontinuing an existing treatment. Never disregard your doctor’s medical advice or delay in seeking it as a result of this video. Reliance on any information provided by The Basketball Doctors is solely at your own risk.

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