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Medicine of Cycling

Cycling is a unique sport shared by kids and adults, used for recreation and transportation, and enjoyed by people of many fitness and ability levels. All cyclists share the pain of falling off the bike, overuse injuries, fear associated with injury, and other medical consequences that result from exposure to the elements. This course, led by a multidisciplinary team of experts and cyclists in fields of neurology, psychology, urology, dermatology, nutrition, bike fit, and sports medicine, cover a wide range of topics that affect every cyclist. (from uctv.tv)

Concussions and Sports. Eric Freitag is a licensed psychologist and a board certified clinical neuropsychologist. He started the Sport Concussion Program in 2006 and has provided baseline and post injury care to hundreds of athletes. He explains the risk factors for athletes as well as the medical implications of concussions. Learn how to spot a concussion, when to see a doctor, and how treatment should progress.

11. Concussions and Sports


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01. Cycling Injuries: Diagnosis and Treatment
02. Bike Fit: It's All about the Bike
03. Cycling and the Skin
04. It's All about the Mind: The Psychology of Cycling
05. What is it like to Be a Professional Cyclist?
06. Nutrition for Cycling: Fueling Your Human Powered Vehicle
07. Training: Preparing to Race
08. Women and Cycling: Cycling Teams and Cycling Injuries
09. Cycling Gadgets: Self Tracking Gadgets for Training and Health
10. A Day in the Life of a World Tour Cycling Team Doctor
11. Concussions and Sports
12. Urological Conditions and Cycling: Is Cycling Safe?