May is in full swing, and so is your latest AASPT Committee Newsletter.
From residency match results worth celebrating to CSM 2027 deadlines, a Running SIG gait analysis infographic, and a full SIG event lineup covering everything from youth throwing injuries to training around pain. Plus, if you have not yet registered for the AASPT Annual Meeting in Seattle this July, now is the time.
Warm regards,
The AASPT Executive Office
AASPT's Special Interest Groups (SIGs) offer members opportunities to engage in focused discussions, access resources, and participate in professional development related to specific areas of sports physical therapy.Β
These SIGs foster collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and networking among professionals with shared interests in advancing the field.
If you are interested in more than one SIG, you will need to submit a separate form for each one.Β
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