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Use of Wearable Technology Data to Track Recovery in a 21-year-old Soccer Player

Joshua Singleton, Master of Athletic Training Student


Dr. Kelly Stalker, Dr. Michele Monaco & Connie Andrews
Case Description International Classification of Functioning,
Pre-Practice Routine
Disability and Health (ICF)
21-year-old female soccer player Muscle Activation
MOI - Change of Direction Health Condition Toe Walks, Heel Walks, Ankle 4-way, SL Balance
Nature - Acute Achilles Tendonitis
Body Part - Left Ankle
Signs & Symptoms-Felt a pop while changing
direction Body Function & Structure Participation
Diagnosis – Peroneal Laxity Pain with motion Activity Playing soccer and unable
Constant Pain Difficulty jumping, running
Previous History: Unable to load on and cutting
to participate in jumping
activity
• Left Foot Peroneal Surgery in May 2022 dorsiflexion motions
• Similar problems in Spring 2022
• Right Foot Peroneal Surgery with an Osteotomy Personal Factors
in September 2021 Rising Senior Environmental Factors
Summer Soccer League Coaches, teammates, PT,
• Bilateral Hip Surgery in High School Used a medical redshirt Parents, friends, AT Right Ankle-Regular Ankle Tape
Significant player to team Left Ankle-Achilles Tape Job
Treatment Options:
Phonophoresis w/ Voltaren Gel, Ultrasound, Dry
Needling, Cupping, Heat & Stim, Hivmat,
Shockwave, Indiba, Laser, Manual Release
Technique
Foot and Ankle Outcome Score (FAOS) Average Weekly Catapult Data Conclusions
Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week • Athlete has progressed in her rehabilitation
2/13 2/27 3/20 4/3 2/13 2/27 3/20 4/3 • Reported feeling better every week
Strain (Whoop) 16.1 15.9 13.8 16.1 Practice Time 1:58 1:51:24 2:01:13 1:40:50 • Wants to start weening off tape jobs
Symptoms 66.43% 75% 69.64% 82.15% Total Distance 3.03 3.16 3.6 2.79 • She is starting every game
(Miles) • Final game was Saturday 4/15
Pain 62.44% 79.16% 77.78% 81.75%
Total Load 532.04 618.2 688.03 523.09
Function, Daily Living 83.11% 90.44% 94.12% 95.59% References
Max HR 176 170 169 172
Sports and 55% 67.5% 70% 87.5%
Recreational https://support.catapultsports.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000510795-W
hat-is-Player-Load-
Activities https://support.catapultsports.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000531996
https://www.whoop.com/thelocker/how-does-whoop-strain-work-101/#
Quality of Life 56.25% 71.87% 68.75% 78.12% :~:text=WHOOP%20measures%20your%20strain%20on,generally%20go
od%20for%20maintaining%20fitness

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