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A 33-year-old male with a past medical history of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) secondary to a fall 8 years prior, attended the Campbell Community Wellness Clinic for physical therapy services. Upon evaluation, impairments in ankle mobility were hypothesized to impacted running speed and distance. Pre-intervention, the patient was able to run 0.4 miles at 4.14 mph. Interventions during an 8-week program consisted of therapeutic exercise, taping, and manual therapy to improve ankle range of motion. The patient’s time, distance and speed varied from week to week proving no correlation in interventions and running outcomes this patient.
