Keith Ward is an experienced therapist, lecturer and author in the field. He is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists (SST), the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA), the Primary Care Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Medicine Society, and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA). Keith holds a biomedical BSc Rehabilitation Studies degree; an MA in Learning and Teaching; and qualifications in Sports Therapy, Exercise Referral, Cardiac, Cancer, and Diabetes Rehabilitation, and Musculoskeletal Medicine. He is also a Health Walk Scheme leader and advocate, and Nordic Walking Instructor.

• 1. Learning in Sports and Exercise Therapy2. Evidence-based Practice for Sports and Exercise Therapists3. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 1 Contextual Overview4. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 2 Regional Overview5. Introduction to Exercise Physiology for Sports and Exercise Therapists6. Sports and Exercise-Related Injuries and Conditions7. Foundations for Clinical Assessment in Sports and Exercise Therapy8. Therapeutic Modalities in Sports and Exercise Therapy9. Introductory Principles for Sports Injury Rehabilitation10. Measurement and Evaluation in Sports and Exercise Therapy11. Sports and Exercise as Medicine12. Introduction to Nutrition for Sports and Exercise Therapists13. Sports Psychology and Sports Injury Management 14. Sideline Injury Management15. Management of Shoulder Injuries16. Management of Injuries of the Lower Extremity17. Professionalism and Ethics in Sports and Exercise Therapy18. From Cultural Competency to Structural Humility in Sports and Exercise Therapy19. Case Studies in Sports and Exercise Therapy20. Pathways to Practise in Sports and Exercise Therapy

Keith Ward is an experienced therapist, lecturer and author in the field. He is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists (SST), the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA), the Primary Care Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Medicine Society, and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA). Keith holds a biomedical BSc Rehabilitation Studies degree; an MA in Learning and Teaching; and qualifications in Sports Therapy, Exercise Referral, Cardiac, Cancer, and Diabetes Rehabilitation, and Musculoskeletal Medicine. He is also a Health Walk Scheme leader and advocate, and Nordic Walking Instructor.

• 1. Learning in Sports and Exercise Therapy2. Evidence-based Practice for Sports and Exercise Therapists3. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 1 Contextual Overview4. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 2 Regional Overview5. Introduction to Exercise Physiology for Sports and Exercise Therapists6. Sports and Exercise-Related Injuries and Conditions7. Foundations for Clinical Assessment in Sports and Exercise Therapy8. Therapeutic Modalities in Sports and Exercise Therapy9. Introductory Principles for Sports Injury Rehabilitation10. Measurement and Evaluation in Sports and Exercise Therapy11. Sports and Exercise as Medicine12. Introduction to Nutrition for Sports and Exercise Therapists13. Sports Psychology and Sports Injury Management 14. Sideline Injury Management15. Management of Shoulder Injuries16. Management of Injuries of the Lower Extremity17. Professionalism and Ethics in Sports and Exercise Therapy18. From Cultural Competency to Structural Humility in Sports and Exercise Therapy19. Case Studies in Sports and Exercise Therapy20. Pathways to Practise in Sports and Exercise Therapy

Keith Ward is an experienced therapist, lecturer and author in the field. He is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists (SST), the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity (CIMSPA), the Primary Care Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Medicine Society, and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA). Keith holds a biomedical BSc Rehabilitation Studies degree; an MA in Learning and Teaching; and qualifications in Sports Therapy, Exercise Referral, Cardiac, Cancer, and Diabetes Rehabilitation, and Musculoskeletal Medicine. He is also a Health Walk Scheme leader and advocate, and Nordic Walking Instructor.

• 1. Learning in Sports and Exercise Therapy2. Evidence-based Practice for Sports and Exercise Therapists3. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 1 Contextual Overview4. Anatomy for Sports and Exercise Therapy: Part 2 Regional Overview5. Introduction to Exercise Physiology for Sports and Exercise Therapists6. Sports and Exercise-Related Injuries and Conditions7. Foundations for Clinical Assessment in Sports and Exercise Therapy8. Therapeutic Modalities in Sports and Exercise Therapy9. Introductory Principles for Sports Injury Rehabilitation10. Measurement and Evaluation in Sports and Exercise Therapy11. Sports and Exercise as Medicine12. Introduction to Nutrition for Sports and Exercise Therapists13. Sports Psychology and Sports Injury Management 14. Sideline Injury Management15. Management of Shoulder Injuries16. Management of Injuries of the Lower Extremity17. Professionalism and Ethics in Sports and Exercise Therapy18. From Cultural Competency to Structural Humility in Sports and Exercise Therapy19. Case Studies in Sports and Exercise Therapy20. Pathways to Practise in Sports and Exercise Therapy