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Re-watch the clip and note the position that his knee is in as he injures it

Medial collapse of the knee. Re-watch the clip and note the position that his knee is in as he injures it This is medial collapse and as he goes into it he sustains an anterior cruciate ligament injury – this is a severe injury, requiring surgery and significant rehabilitation!!

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Re-watch the clip and note the position that his knee is in as he injures it

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  1. Medial collapse of the knee • Re-watch the clip and note the position that his knee is in as he injures it • This is medial collapse and as he goes into it he sustains an anterior cruciate ligament injury – this is a severe injury, requiring surgery and significant rehabilitation!! • Prevention is the key!

  2. What is medial collapse? Medial collapse is an incorrect postural pattern that is commonly found in the lower limb which predisposes the individual to any number of lower limb injuries from the hip to the foot. eg. patello-femoral pain, piriformis syndrome, plantar fasciitis, repetitive ankle sprains, tibialis posterior tendonitis Correct Knee Posture Medial Collapse

  3. Firstly, whenever you have an injury it is important to try and establish why it happened in the first place. Secondly, when a known pattern of biomechanics is likely to predispose one to injuries, efforts should be made to prevent injury by correcting biomechanics.

  4. Correcting a medial collapse pattern: • May elliminate the need for orthotics • Will significantly improve performance • Will prevent the likelihood of injuries • Will prevent recurrence of injuries

  5. Injury prevention Re-education of the relevant stabilising muscles is the key to prevention. Any serious athlete should be able to 30 of these whilst maintaining a correct knee posture

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