While specific module names can vary by institute, core areas generally include:

• Sports physiotherapy principles & scope

• Biomechanics, movement analysis, and functional anatomy

• Exercise physiology and conditioning

• Musculoskeletal assessment of sports injuries (spine, extremities)

• Special tests and diagnostic reasoning

• Biomechanical evaluation & movement screening

• Injury prevention strategies

• Strengthening & conditioning protocols

• Return-to-play rehabilitation planning

• Manual therapy (e.g., mobilisation with movement, soft tissue work)

• Muscle Energy Technique, myofascial release, sports massage

• Sports taping and adjunct therapies (e.g., dry needling)

• Sports psychology principles for rehabilitation

• Sports nutrition for performance and recovery

• Leadership and team support skills in athletic settings

CPD (Continuing Professional Development) 250

Duration: 6 months course period is standard for FSPR programmes. 
Learning Hours: structured contact hours 250 hours of seminars, guided and self-study, plus workshops).

The FSPR fellowship focuses on developing high-level specialist competencies:

• Thorough ability to assess and treat sports-related injuries in both field and clinical environments.

• Enhanced decision-making and triage skills during sports events.

• Design and implement sport-specific rehabilitation programmes.

• Apply evidence-based manual and therapeutic approaches.

• Conduct pre-season screening and load management for individuals/teams.

• Understand conditioning strategies that minimise reinjury risk.

• Strengthen organizational and leadership abilities for clinical roles or team support roles.

• Preparedness to work with sports teams, clinics, academies, or performance centres.

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