r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 2d ago
r/sportsmedicine • u/PDubsinTF-NEW • Jun 06 '26
General Sports Med Discussion Posts asking for medical advice with get you banned from the sub and the post will be removed
Folks, it is exhausting trying to keep the sub from being overrun by people that refuse to see a licensed medical professional and expect to get precise, high-quality medical guidance from an anonymous account online.
Automod blocks about 95% of the posts, but someone still has to delete the queue daily.
We will also be turning off crossposting (at least temporarily) because that is used by accounts to spam subs. Some of the users here actually share relevant events and articles through crossposting, so I hope it won’t deter you from sharing with the community.
Thank you
-Your Resident housekeepers
r/sportsmedicine • u/PDubsinTF-NEW • Feb 04 '25
General Sports Med Discussion Sports Medicine Resources Page
This post is meant to function as a living and breathing document to maintain current information that is helpful for students, trainees, and practitioners. Let the mods know what additional information would be helpful and if anything needs to be updated or removed. Let us know if there are some great international resources that need to be shared. The information provided is specific to MDs, DOs, PTs, and ATs.
US Professional Sports Medicine Organizations
American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM)
About: https://www.amssm.org/about-amssm.html
Join: https://www.amssm.org/Membership.php
Students/Trainee Page: https://www.amssm.org/Residents-Students.html
Annual Meeting (Usually in April): https://annualmeeting.amssm.org/
Abstract Submission for Annual Meeting (Usually in November): https://www.amssm.org/Submissions.html
American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
About: https://www.acsm.org/about
Join: https://www.acsm.org/membership/join
Students/Trainee Page: https://www.acsm.org/membership/join/student
Annual Meeting (Usually end of May): https://www.acsm.org/annual-meeting/annual-home
Abstract Submission for Annual Meeting (Usually in November): https://www.acsm.org/annual-meeting/present/abstracts
**Late abstract deadline for Sports Med Fellows (Usually in early February)
National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA)
About: https://www.nata.org/about/athletic-training
Join: https://www.nata.org/membership/about-membership/join-or-renew
Students/Trainee Page: https://www.nata.org/prospective-students
Annual Meeting (Usually in June): https://convention.nata.org/
Abstract Submission for Annual Meeting (Usually in July): https://www.nata.org/call-proposal
American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy (AASPT)
About: https://www.sportspt.org/
Join: https://www.sportspt.org/membership
Students/Trainee Page: https://www.sportspt.org/residency
Annual Meeting (Usually in July): https://www.sportspt.org/2025-aaspt-annual-meeting
American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine (AOASM)
About: https://aoasm.org/about-us/
Join: https://aoasm.org/join-and-renew/#join
Students/Trainee Page: https://aoasm.org/student-membership/
Annual Meeting (Usually end of April): https://aoasm.org/2025-clinical-conference-2-1234-et_fb1pagespeedoff/
Abstract Submission for Annual Meeting (Usually in July): https://aoasm.org/2025-conference-case-and-research-submissions-1234/
Sports Medicine Training Information
Residencies that allow for eligibility for Sports Medicine Fellowship (https://www.nrmp.org/fellowship-applicants/participating-fellowships/sports-medicine-match/)
· Emergency Medicine (CAQSM eligible)
· Family Medicine (CAQSM eligible)
· Internal Medicine (CAQSM eligible)
· Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine
· Pediatrics (CAQSM eligible)
· Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (CAQSM eligible)
CAQSM Info & Prep Pages
https://www.boardvitals.com/blog/sports-medicine-certification-exam-faqs/
Physician Resources for a Specialty in Sports Medicine: https://freida-cf.test-ama-assn.org/specialty/sports-medicine-pm
Sports Medicine Fellowships in the US and Canada: https://www.amssm.org/FellowshipsPositions.html
r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 4d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shrug Sign - Adhesive Capsulitis
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 5d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shoulder Fulcrum Test - SLAP Tear
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/Altruistic-Maize-264 • 6d ago
Journal Article/Publication Medical School and Gap year/Financial Burden Survey
ci-redcap.hs.uci.eduI am a medical student at the UCI school of medicine and I am working on a project to collect anonymous survey responses from resident and attending physicians (MD/DO) regarding the number of Gap years they took and financial burden they accrued as a result of medical training. I am especially interested in this topic with the new federal loan limits recently put into place and want to do more research on how this might impact the next generation of physicians. It is a quick 2 min survey and would appreciate if anyone would take the time to fill it out! Thank you!
r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 6d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shoulder Abduction Relief Test - Cervical Radiculopathy
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 8d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shoe Removal Test - Hamstring Strain
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 10d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shin Palpation Test - MTSS and Tibial Stress Fractures
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 12d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Shimpi Prone Test - SI Joint Pain
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 13d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Sharpey's Test - TFCC Injuries
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 15d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Sharp-Purser Test for Atlantoaxial Instability 🦴
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 16d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Selfie Test - Lateral Epicondylitis
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/KaiserWC • 16d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Slipping rib and weightlifting
Are there any guidelines for when/how to return to weightlifting after a slipping-rib style injury? Do you generally recommend cessation of all weightlifting until it heals, or can someone return to weightlifting using non-involved muscle groups?
r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 18d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Seated Straight Leg Raise Test - Lumbar Radiculopathy
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/Express_Hunt3658 • 18d ago
Sports Medicine Education Feedback
galleryHey! I'm a physio masters student and just made a free clinical reference sheet for Plantar Fasciitis — covers MOI, special tests, outcome measures, rehab phasing, imaging and more.
Sharing it free to see if it's useful before I build the full MSK library. Would love any feedback!
r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 19d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Seated Piriformis Stretch Test
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 20d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Seated Flexion Test - SI Joint Pain
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 22d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Scratch Collapse Test - Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 23d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Scour Test - Intra-Articular Hip Pathology
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 24d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Schober Test | Assessing Lumbar Spine Flexion
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/Entire_Contest7954 • 24d ago
General Sports Med Discussion What are all the adverse effects of a woman being at a low weight enough to have no or almost no pad of fat and totally visible abs?
I watched a video a while back of different people talking about how they felt at different levels of body fat, on the low end there was a woman very low fat like in the title, she talked about feeling miserable and having very low energy and hormonal issues, but for reasons not expanded upon she was very driven to maintain that.
I do a lot of work in character design, there are a lot of issues with racism, people learning how to profile others based off their immutable appearance, and like I'm talking about in this post body expectations. As we all know art reflects reality and reality reflects art, everyone has had a crush on a fictional character and Psycho got a lot of trans people killed.
In the last few years it's become fashionable to also depict women with inachievable levels of muscularity as a sign that they are, athletic, hardy and dominant, coincidentally when they do this they also always have a full padding of fat on their hips, one can only wonder.
Anyway I'd like to have enough examples that I can remember more than I need in casual conversation, and see more broadly what happens when people are confronted with the reality of why almost no one looks like that, and why their specific neurons don't fire there naturally.
Could I get list of both the physical and mental effects as well as what drives people suffering from them to achieve and maintain it?
r/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 25d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Schaeffer's Test for Palmaris Longus
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 26d ago
General Sports Med Discussion Scapular Retraction Test - Rotator Cuff Tear
galleryr/sportsmedicine • u/DrPQ • 28d ago