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About CElutions Education Courses
Our accredited courses are available for professions including PT, OT, ATC, MD, DO, DC, RD and personal trainers.
Our editorial development process is guided by our Content Selection Committee that identifies appropriate topics and sets curricular goals for courses. Additionally, our Advisory Board provides oversight and guidance for our offerings. Lastly, contributing authors and editors develop rough drafts and refine them into final courses.
The process transforms the latest evidence-based best practices into digestible, practical, and actionable education that can be applied in daily practice for clinicians,, coaches, runners, and the professionals that meet the needs of runners.
Our courses on running medicine range from 1 - 10 hours.
The Treatment of Common Running Injuries
This course provides physical therapists and rehabilitation professionals with evidence-based strategies for the evaluation and treatment of common running-related injuries. Participants will explore the biomechanics of running, risk factors for overuse injuries, and effective rehabilitation approaches including exercise prescription, gait retraining, load management, and return-to-run protocols. Emphasis is placed on practical, clinically applicable tools to improve outcomes for runners across all levels.
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Using Running Wearable Technology in Clinical Practice
This course equips clinicians with practical knowledge on integrating wearable technology into the assessment and treatment of runners. Participants will learn how to interpret data from commonly used devices, apply metrics such as gait variability, load, and recovery, and translate findings into individualized treatment and training plans. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based applications, clinical decision-making, and enhancing patient engagement through technology.
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Making Evidence Based Running Shoe Recommendations
This course equips clinicians with the knowledge to make evidence-based running shoe recommendations. Participants will review current research on footwear features, biomechanics, and injury risk, while learning practical strategies to guide runners in selecting shoes that align with their training goals, movement patterns, and clinical needs.
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Tendinopathy Rehab for Runners
This course provides an evidence-based framework for managing tendinopathy in runners. Learners will explore load progression, exercise prescription, and the latest clinical guidelines for Achilles, patellar, hamstring, and gluteal tendinopathies, with a focus on restoring function, reducing reinjury risk, and optimizing performance.
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Run Coaching: Training Plans, Load Management and Injury Prevention
This course integrates the science of run coaching with practical strategies for training plan design, load management, and injury prevention. Clinicians and coaches will learn how to apply evidence-based principles to optimize performance, reduce injury risk, and guide runners of all levels toward their goals.
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Ready, Set, Run: How To Craft Successful Return-to-Run Plans
During this course we will examine returning to running after injury. Topics will include how to evaluate an athlete's readiness to start running, evidence based return to run programs and interventions to improve running gait. Our panel of interdisciplinary running experts will examine and discuss running case studies. The panelists, which include academic and clinical experts from both physician and physical therapy backgrounds, will provide their own unique perspectives on how to return each athlete to running.
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Nutrition for Runners: From Carbohydrates to Creatine
This course explores the role of nutrition in running performance and recovery, covering topics from carbohydrate fueling and protein timing to supplements such as creatine. Learners will gain evidence-based strategies to support energy availability, muscle health, and long-term endurance in runners.
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Pelvic Health Considerations for Runners
This course highlights key pelvic health considerations for runners, including continence, postpartum recovery, core and hip stability, and load progression. Participants will learn evidence-based strategies to assess, treat, and support runners across the lifespan, with practical tools for safe return to training and performance.
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How to Successfully Change Running Gait
This course provides a step-by-step, evidence-based approach to running gait retraining. Learners will explore when gait modification is indicated, effective cueing strategies, and progression principles to improve performance, reduce injury risk, and support long-term running health.
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The Essentials of Running Gait Analysis
Improve runner and patient outcomes by learning the fundamentals of running gait analysis. In this 3 module course learn how to analyze running gait and apply your running gait analysis to a patient plan of care.
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How to Start A Thriving Running Gait Analysis Clinic
In this course learn how to start a Running Gait Analysis Clinic. This includes how to manage patient flow in a busy clinic, equipment checklists, intake forms, pricing guidelines, marketing initiatives and examples of community workshops.
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