Brice PICOT
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Background: - Physiotherapist's degree, 2009 (IFMK Grenoble) - Sport physiotherapist, 2011 (French association of sport’s physiotherapist, Paris) - Master's degree, 2013 (UJM-USMB, LIBM) - PhD Student (January 2019), UBO (LATIM)-USMB(LIBM)
Work experience: - Monitoring, supervision and care of athletes in clinical practice. - Medical Staff of the French Handball Teams (FFHB) since 2011. - Teaching Anatomy, Traumatology, Biomechanics (USMB), since 2010. - Scientific Committee of French association of sport’s physiotherapist, since 2015. - Teaching in initial and continuous learning for health professionals (Injury, Prevention).
Field of expertise: Management and prevention of traumatic injuries to the lower limb.
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Brice Picot (brice.picot73 @ gmail.com)
Nationality: French Institution Université Savoie Mont Blanc (Chambéry) Team: [SPIP] Position: PhD Student
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Title: Contribution of sensory preferences to knee stabilization mechanisms during pivoting movements in sports activities (Handball) Goal: The aim of the research is to study the link between proprioceptive integration capacities and the biomechanical determinants responsible for the risk of anterior cruciate ligament injury. Tendon vibration is a neurophysiological tool used to evaluate the subjects' proprioceptive reweighting capacities. This, in association with 3D kinematic analysis (VICON) coupled with kinetic and electromyographic data during unplanned side cutting manoeuvres, allows the identification of motor behaviours at risk of individuals for ACL rupture. Supervisor: Nicolas Forestier Co-supervisor: Olivier Remy-Neris Funding: French Handball Federation - French Society of Sport’s Physiotherapist Start: 01/2029 End expected: 06/2022
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