Cycling & Concussions Workshop

Research and technology have changed a lot in the last number of years in the concussion space. Concussions are extremely common in the cycling community and everyone needs to know how to recognize a concussion and the first steps of what to do when one happens. Knowing what to do and who to see can optimize recovery and significantly reduce the risk of persistent concussion symptoms. Did you know there is ONE thing you can do in the first 10 days that can reduce the risk of persistent concussion symptoms by 48%!

Emily Fisher from Ridgeline Physio will be leading a workshop about important updates in concussion care and how it applies to cyclists. Emily is a physiotherapist who specializes in providing concussion rehabilitation in the community of Fernie.

This presentation will cover:

– Current evidence around helmet technology

– Updated best practices in concussion rehabilitation

– How to optimize concussion recovery

– How to recognize a concussion

– Common Myths about Concussion