Lower limb — diagnostics and corrective strategies

Movement quality of the lower limb plays a crucial role in both injury prevention and the optimization of athletic performance. During this course, participants will learn practical methods of functional assessment and modern corrective strategies used in working with athletes and physically active individuals. We will discuss the most common dysfunctions of the ankle, knee, and hip joints, as well as their impact on movement patterns and load transfer during sports activities. Participants will learn how to perform functional assessments, analyze loading patterns, and evaluate movement during dynamic tasks such as squatting, lunging, and landing. Special attention will be given to strategies for improving mobility, stability, and movement re-education. We will demonstrate how to effectively integrate corrective exercises into the training process to enhance athletic development, reduce injury risk, and improve movement quality. This course is designed for physiotherapists, strength and conditioning coaches, sports coaches, and movement professionals who want to confidently apply functional lower limb assessment in both clinical practice and athletic performance training.