Hi, I’m Jared Vagy
Jared Vagy received his doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) from the University of Southern California (USC) and completed a one-year residency in orthopedics and a one-year fellowship in movement science. Dr. Vagy is a clinical assistant professor of physical therapy in the DPT program at USC and is a mentor in both the orthopedic residency and upper extremity elite athlete fellowship programs. His book "Climb Injury-Free" is an Amazon #1 international best seller and he has written numerous articles on rock climbing injury prevention. Dr. Vagy delivers lectures and seminars worldwide on the topics of "The Movement System" and "Rock Climbing." Climbing Life: Jared Vagy has over 17 years of climbing experience and has climbed all over the world. He is an accomplished rock climber, ice climber and alpinist, and continues to explore the wonders of adventure that these pursuits afford.
2023 Course Details
This course is for medical professionals looking to advance their knowledge in assessing, diagnosing and treating injuries with rock climbers. The material is highly interactive with an emphasis on case based learning and practical application.
Live Session Dates (hosted remotely on zoom)
April 16th (Units 1 & 2)
May 21st (Units 3 & 4)
June 18th (Units 5 & 6)
Live Session Times (hosted remotely on zoom)
8am-10am, break, 10:30am-12:30pm (Pacific Time)
Lectures
Lectures will be released to course participants two weeks prior to each live session
Example Curriculum
- Objectives and Slides
- Medial Epicondylosis and Ulnar Neuritis (15:21)
- Biceps, Brachialis and Brachioradialis Tendinopathy (6:41)
- Lateral Epicondylosis and Radial Neuritis (10:08)
- Pronator Syndrome and Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome (11:11)
- Mobility Assessment (7:51)
- Muscle Performance (12:26)
- Section Recap
- Objectives and Slides
- Wrist and Hand Anatomy (3:42)
- Common Injuries and Prevalence (4:56)
- Carpal Instability (17:43)
- CTS, FCU/ECU Tendinopathy, and TFCC Sprain (9:07)
- Lumbrical Shift Syndrome and Hamate Fracture (9:12)
- De Quervain’s and Interosseous Strain (6:39)
- Dupuytren's and CRPS (7:05)
- EDC Tendon Subluxation and Bone Marrow Edema (5:53)
- Mobility Assessment (13:33)
- Muscle Performance and Additional Tests (6:19)
- Section Recap
- Objectives and Slides
- Finger Anatomy Review (2:58)
- Common Injuries and Pulley Sprain (8:40)
- Diagnostic Imaging of Pulley Injuries (8:21)
- Clinical Injury Grading of Pulley Injuries (6:28)
- Joint Synovitis and Arthritis (7:29)
- Epiphyseal Fracture (5:10)
- Flexor Tendon Strain and Tenosynovitis (4:43)
- Flexor Tendon Ganglion, Trigger Finger, Extensor Hood Syndrome, and Collateral Ligament Sprain (6:31)
- Mobility Assessment (14:22)
- Muscle Performance Assessment (9:29)
- Climbing Specific Muscle Performance Assessment Part 1 (21:17)
- Climbing Specific Muscle Performance Assessment Part 2 (9:47)
- Additional Tests and Measures (20:19)
- Section Recap
- Objectives and Slides
- Pulley Sprain Rehabilitation Guidelines (16:53)
- Epiphyseal Fracture Rehabilitation Guidelines (2:24)
- Educate and Unload (10:03)
- Pulley Protection Splint Fabrication (18:14)
- Increase Mobility Part 1 (10:22)
- Increase Mobility Part 2 (14:33)
- Use the New Range, Align and Centrate (7:29)
- Improve Muscle Performance (13:41)
- Use The Kinetic Chain (10:16)
- Train Movement (7:56)
- Section Recap