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Nothing to declare

This thesis contains the following articles. A financial and conflict of interest disclosure

is provided per article.

The Dutch Hip And Groin Outcome Score (HAGOS); translation, adaptation and

validation according to the COSMIN checklist. Igor Tak, Marsha Tijssen, Thijs Schamp,

Inger Sierevelt, Kristian Thorborg, Gino Kerkhoffs, Janine Stubbe, Anne-Marie van

Beijsterveldt, Daniel Haverkamp. (Submitted). There was no funding received for this

study. All authors declared there was no conflict of interest.

The Dutch International Hip Outcome Tool 33 (iHOT-33); translation, adaptation

and validation according to the COSMIN checklist. Marsha Tijssen, Igor Tak, Enrico

de Visser, Maria Nijhuis-van der Sanden, Janine Stubbe, Daniel Haverkamp, Robert van

Cingel. (Revision Submitted). There was no funding received for this study. All authors

declared there was no conflict of interest.

Clinical biomechanics of the soccer instep kick related to groin pain: A review of the

literature considering the role of range of motion. Igor Tak, Adam Weir, Rob Langhout.

Sport Geneesk 2012;45(1):18-26. There was no funding received for this study. All authors

declared there was no conflict of interest.

Is lower hip range of motion a risk factor for groin pain in athletes? A systematic

review with clinical applications. Igor Tak, Leonie Engelaar, Vincent Gouttebarge,

Maarten Barendrecht, Sylvia van den Heuvel, Gino Kerkhoffs, Rob, Langhout, Janine

Stubbe, Adam Weir. Br J Sports Med 2017; Online first 21 April. There was no funding

received for this study. All authors declared there was no conflict of interest.

Hip range of motion is lower in professional football players with hip and groin

symptoms or previous injury, independent of cam deformities. Igor Tak, Phil

Glasgow, Rob Langhout, Adam Weir, Gino Kerkhoffs, Rintje Agricola. Am J Sports Med

2016;44(3):682-8. There was no funding received for this study. All authors declared there

was no conflict of interest.

Relationship between the frequency of football practice during skeletal growth and

the presence of a cam deformity in adult elite football players. Igor Tak, Adam Weir,

Rob Langhout, Erwin Waarsing, Janine Stubbe, Gino Kerkhoffs, Rintje Agricola. Br J

Sports Med 2015;49(9):630-4. There was no funding received for this study. All authors

declared there was no conflict of interest.

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Range of motion of body segments is larger during the maximal instep kick than

during the submaximal instep kick in experienced football players. Rob Langhout, Igor

Tak, Roelof van der Westen, Ton Lenssen. J Sports Med Phys Fitness 2017;57(4):388-95.

There was no funding received for this study. All authors declared there was no conflict

of interest.

A new clinical test for measurement of lower limb sport specific range of motion in

football players: design, reliability and reference findings in non-injured players and

those with long-standing adductor-related groin pain. Igor Tak, Rob Langhout, Sanne

Groters, Adam Weir, Janine Stubbe, Gino Kerkhoffs, Phys Ther Sport 2017;23(1):67-74.

There was no funding received for this study. All authors declared there was no conflict

of interest.

Manual muscle manipulation and early return to sports in footballers with long-

standing adductor-related groin pain; a prospective case series. Igor Tak, Rob

Langhout, Bas Bertrand, Maarten Barendrecht, Janine Stubbe, Gino Kerkhoffs, Adam

Weir. (Revision submitted). There was no funding received for this study. All authors

declared there was no conflict of interest.

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DankwoordTeam

Prof. dr. G.M.M.J. Kerkhoffs, promotor. Beste Gino; in april 2014 meldde ik mij bij jou nadat

ik alles eens goed op een rij had gezet: ga ik het aan, een promotietraject? Ik zocht ruimte

om dat op een eigen manier in te vullen binnen de bestaande kaders van werk en privé en

natuurlijk de academie. Een plek binnen ACES / AMC? Dat kon. Je bood me de mogelijkheid

om ‘mijn geest in vrijheid te ontwikkelen’. Ik ben je dankbaar voor die mogelijkheid en met

name de geboden vrijheid. Elke keuze die ik maakte was daardoor echt een eigen keuze,

gevoed door feedback maar nooit opgelegd. Ook bij jouw team van mensen kon ik altijd

terecht.

Dr. A. Weir, co-promotor. Beste Adam; in 2011 ontmoetten we elkaar: een eerste

samenkomen om klinische bevindingen bij sporters met liespijn te bespreken in Utrecht.

Een ontmoeting met veel positieve energie. Ook wat minder gebruikelijke ideeën konden

rekenen op jouw ‘kritisch respect’. Tijd om daar eens wat over op papier te zetten. Dat

was de eerste aanzet van dit proefschrift. We spraken elkaar daarna veelvuldig en ik werd

door je uitgenodigd in Qatar om onze eerste resultaten met betrekking tot sportspecifieke

mobiliteit te presenteren aan je collegae van the Groin Pain Centre. Een mooie belevenis

die mijn wetenschappelijke ambities katalyseerde. Jouw niet aflatende enthousiasme

en positivisme met betrekking tot onze ideeën waren en zijn een enorme stimulans. Je

internationale erkenning als expert en je wereldwijde netwerk heb je me onbaatzuchtig

aangeboden. Dank! Ik heb enorm veel plezier beleefd aan de samenwerking met jou bij

het tot stand komen van dit magnum opus. Geweldig dat we ook nu nog verder gaan met

gezamenlijke nieuwe lies-projecten.

Dr. R. Agricola, co-promotor. Beste Rintje; Promoveren doe je niet alleen. Dat leerde ik

al vroeg van jou. Met ogenschijnlijk simpele tips and tricks heb je een belangrijke bijdrage

geleverd aan mijn eerste schreden op het schrijvers-pad. Terugkijkend realiseer ik me nu

pas hoeveel hulp en steun je me geboden hebt. Jong onderwijst oud: prachtig voorbeeldje

evolutietheorie. Als ik je laat op de avond belde met een vraag had je vrijwel direct het

antwoord klaar. Dat je dat kon onderbouwen met gedetailleerde fundamentele kennis en

daarbij statistische formules uit je mouw schudde maakte diepe indruk. Een stuk tekst

lag altijd maar kort bij jou om het vervolgens met heldere feedback terug te krijgen. Dat

deze samenwerking behalve een aantal publicaties ook de nodige prachtige niet-heup-

lies-gerelateerde momenten heeft opgeleverd zoals bieren in het Sheraton in Doha en full

speed door de souq op jacht naar sierraden maakte het nog meer de moeite waard. Drie

jaar geleden mocht ik jouw promotie bijwonen. Ik ben er trots op dat jij mijn co-promotor

bent en nu in mijn commissie zit.

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Overige leden van de commissie

Prof. dr. Oostra, Prof. dr. Nollet, dank dat u beiden mijn uitnodiging als commissielid hebt

willen aanvaarden en de tijd hebt genomen om u te verdiepen in dit proefschrift.

Prof. dr. Maas, Prof. dr. Diercks, Dr. Tol, beste Mario, Ron en Hans, dank voor het

zitting nemen in de commissie. We zijn elkaar de afgelopen jaren met enige regelmaat

tegengekomen binnen de sportmedische wereld als het ging om wetenschap, onderwijs of

zorg. Jullie positieve houding en enthousiasme zijn aanstekelijk en inspirerend.

Prof. dr. Glasgow, dear Phil, I am grateful for your presence in my PhD committee. A

third party in Switzerland, who thought we would be complimentary, arranged our first

meeting almost four years ago. This was not just a wild guess and worked out wonderfully

well. It felt like finding a piece of the puzzle that had never been lost; a valuable add-on

to what Rob Langhout and I had already been developing. Others did not always share

our thoughts on injury mechanisms and treatment pathways. Meeting up and closely

working together on research and education has strengthened our ideas and tightened our

friendship. Always good to end a hard days work together with a good wine or beer (or two).

We have been in many nice places together and having the families involved occasionally

made it even more valuable. I am looking forward to our next meeting in Belfast in October

and I am confident it will be one of more to come.

Paranimfen

Rob Langhout, Rob, ik ben trots dat je mijn paranimf wil zijn. Tijdens en na een traject als

dit tel je je zegeningen. Jij bent er daar een van. Ik ben je dankbaar voor je vriendschap, de

dagen filosoferen over bewegen en blessures en het feit dat je altijd bereikbaar bent. En dan

bedoel ik ook echt altijd! Samen sporters meten, schrijven aan artikelen, instructiefilmpjes

opnemen, workshops geven, wat hebben we al veel gedaan. Je bent een heel groot en

belangrijk onderdeel van het fundament van dit boekje. Na de afronding hiervan zijn we

nog niet klaar. Dat weten we allebei. Het gemak waarmee wij communiceren is bijzonder.

Naast de vakinhoudelijke onderwerpen en onze gezamenlijke verwondering over wat er

binnen ons vak allemaal (niet) gebeurt blijft er nog ruimte voor oeverloos geOH. Veel tijd

hadden we daarvoor tijdens de trips die we samen maakten binnen Nederland maar ook

naar Wenen, Kaprun, Belfast, Londen, Qatar, Dublin, Gent, de Azoren, Istanbul. Ik ben

benieuwd naar wat de volgende bestemming zal zijn. Let’s move on!

Ramon Tak, broer, onze studie en carrière hebben zich eerst anti-fasisch en nu meer

synchroon voltrokken. Ik ben er trots op dat je het zo goed doet en het is fantastisch om te

zien dat je zowel professioneel als privé lekker op je plek zit. Dat jij juist op deze dag ‘naast’

mij wil staan vind ik heel bijzonder.

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En

Dr. Janine Stubbe, Janine; Met veel plezier kijk ik terug op onze samenwerking. Je hoeft

geen goede scout te zijn om jouw kwaliteiten, niet opgepoetst door gallery-play, te zien. Je

positivisme is aanstekelijk. Spannend, die lange aanloop naar de RAAK call. En heerlijk, de

zoete smaak van de winst toen ‘we wonnen’. Mooi waren de momenten van samenzitten,

ideeën uitwisselen en zien waar we elkaar konden versterken. Hierdoor heb ook jij aan

mijn ontwikkeling in het algemeen en dit boekje in het bijzonder een belangrijke bijdrage

geleverd. Tijdens het schrijven van de laatste tekst ervan zijn we samen al weer bezig

met het opzetten van nieuwe projecten om blessures beter te gaan begrijpen. Een mooi

vooruitzicht!

Jenneke, zakenpartner. In 2007 startte onze samenwerking die nog altijd voortduurt.

We bouwden samen in 2012 een nieuwe prachtige praktijk met alle mogelijkheden

die je je maar kan wensen. Je houdt de neiging om te vernieuwen en staat altijd in ‘de

vooruit’ om onzichtbaar flinke meters te maken. Zo laat je je omgeving presteren. Ik ben

je enorm dankbaar voor de vrijheid, je steun en het vertrouwen wat je me geboden hebt

om de praktijk te combineren met onderwijs en onderzoek. Dit boekje is daar het tastbare

resultaat van. Je bent een bijzonder mens.

Giselle, mijn mooie en krachtige vrouw. Zonder jouw steun was dit boekje er niet

gekomen. Ik ben je enorm dankbaar:

Voor die ontelbare keren dat ik mij achter een oplichtend appeltje heb kunnen verschuilen.

Bijna altijd omdat ik het leuk vond en soms omdat het nog even moest. Voor je geduld met

mijn soms bijna obsessieve drang om ‘dit nog even af te maken’. Een revisie of submission

van een artikel was onderdeel van dit patroon. Terugkijkend heeft daar de afgelopen 3

jaar slechts een vakantie niet onder ‘geleden’. Hoewel je soms deed alsof je niet begreep

waarom ik dat toch allemaal op mijn hals haalde denk ik dat je gezien hebt dat het me veel

voldoening, uitdaging en energie gaf. Ik bewonder je om jouw down-to-earth mentaliteit en

ben gewoon ontzettend blij met ons samenzijn!

Karsten en Philip, mijn kerels. ‘Even wachten, ik kom er zo aan’. Ik zal dat echt nog wel

eens zeggen. Maar niet meer omdat ik weer zo nodig een ‘werkstuk in het Engels moet

maken’. Dit boekje met al die werkstukken is nu af. Jullie vonden het wel ‘vet’ dat iedereen

op de hele wereld zo’n stuk kon lezen. En ja, ik moet eerst nog een spreekbeurt houden in

zo’n raar pak. Dan gaan ‘de professors’ vragen stellen. Ik denk overigens niet dat Professor

Maas vragen gaat stellen over het spelletje Mario. Ik hoop het ook niet trouwens want daar

weten jullie meer vanaf dan ik. Gelukkig zijn jullie erbij om het van dichtbij mee te maken.

Pap en mam, dank voor jullie onvoorwaardelijke steun om mij te laten worden en

zijn wie ik ben. Het is (vooralsnog?) niet het leven op een zeilboot, zonder huis en zo min

mogelijk werken (je weet nog wel). Die lang geleden uitgesproken ambitie is toch wat

veranderd. Dat jullie me zelf dit pad hebben laten vinden zonder direct de weg te wijzen

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siert jullie. Mooi dat jullie altijd interesse hebben in wat me bezighoudt. Ook tijdens dit

traject, waarvan ik nagenoeg zeker weet dat de precieze inhoud jullie niet veel zegt,

toonden jullie interesse, begrip en fysieke en mentale steun tijdens drukke tijden. Ik voel

en waardeer dat nog steeds. Super dat jullie erbij zijn.

Daarnaast is er een groot aantal mensen dat, allemaal op hun eigen wijze, heeft

bijgedragen aan het werk dat ik in dit proefschrift mag presenteren. Dank voor jullie hulp

en positieve kritiek, warme ontvangst en het (helpen bij) openen van deuren waardoor wij

data konden verzamelen en de tijd die jullie vrij maakten om van gedachten te wisselen.

Dat is niet altijd vanzelfsprekend en heb ik enorm gewaardeerd.

Aan het einde van dit proefschrift past een kleine overdenking

Als teamsporter ontdek je dat er altijd mensen zijn die dingen beter kunnen dan jijzelf. Leren

zien dat anderen je kunnen en soms moeten aanvullen is van grote waarde. Het samenwerken

met die mensen leidt daarom vaak tot een mooi resultaat. Of je dan wint of verliest; als de

synergie goed was kun je in beide gevallen een mooie pot gespeeld hebben en met een goed

gevoel van het veld stappen.

Werken met sporters en promoveren binnen het domein van de sportgezondheidszorg

maken dat ‘scoren’ toch ook ergens een plek heeft. Een auteur en een artikel kunnen ‘scoren’.

Er bestaat daarbij een delicate balans tussen kwantiteit en kwaliteit van de output (artikelen).

Co-auteurs, peer-review en ‘zucht naar status’ op de impact-factor ladder remmen het eerste

en bewaken het laatste. Er gaat veel tijd zitten in de bewaking van de kwaliteit van welk

manuscript dan ook. Omdat er geen vaste toetsmatrijs is, is dit proces open voor wat betreft

veel keuzes die gemaakt worden.

Het mogen doormaken van deze eigen wetenschappelijke ontwikkeling maakt mij vrolijk,

trots en nederig tegelijk.

Het is af, ik stap van het veld, het was een mooie pot. Op naar de volgende wedstrijd, maar

eerst een lekker herstel-traininkje.

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PhD portfolio

Name: Igor J.R. Tak

PhD period: April 2014-September 2017

Promotor: Prof. dr. Gino M.M.J Kerkhoffs

Co-promotores: Dr. Rintje Agricola

Dr. Adam Weir

Podium presentations

Will biomechanics guide us in the assessment and treatment of groin injury? Invited speaker

at Physio First Conference 2017, Nottingham (UK): 2017

Treatment of groin pain in athletes. Invited speaker at The Dutch Annual Scientific

Congress for Sports Medicine, Ermelo (Netherlands): 2016

Hip impingement and young athletes. Invited speaker at Sport Congress “Radiology meets

sports medicine”, AMC/ACES, Amsterdam (Netherlands): 2016

Hip and groin pain in athletes: What’s groin’ on? Invited speaker at Sportärzte Woche,

Gesellschaft für Interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit, Kaprun (Austria): 2015

Cam type deformity, loading of young athletes and hip and groin complaints. Are there

relations? Free paper at The Dutch Congress for Sports Medicine, Van der Valk Hotel,

Eindhoven (Netherlands): 2015

The young injured athlete; Recognizing specific sports injuries. Invited speaker at The

Dutch Congress for Paediatric Physiotherapy. De Fabrique congress centre, Maarssen

(Netherlands): 2015

A young athletes hip & groin; Femoroacetabular impingement and the impact of high

training loads at a key age and relevance to future health. Invited speaker at The Biennial

ACSEMP Conference Brighton (UK): 2015

Measurements in sports rehabilitation; a clinical challenge. Keynote at the International

Symposium on Sports Medicine. University Medical Centre Groningen (Netherlands):

2015

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A manual muscle manipulation and early return to sports in footballers with long-standing

adductor-related groin pain; a prospective case series. Free paper at The World Groin Pain

Conference. Aspetar Excellence Auditorium, Aspetar Hospital, Doha (Qatar): 2014

Relationship between the frequency of football practice during skeletal growth and the

presence of a cam deformity in adult elite football players. Free paper at The WFATT/ARTI/

FSEM World Congress Hip, groin and hamstring; a complex triangle. The Helix, Dublin

City University, Dublin (Ireland): 2014

Sport specific range of motion is reduced in footballers with long standing adductor related

groin pain. Free paper at WFATT/ARTI/FSEM World Congress Hip, groin and hamstring; a

complex triangle. The Helix, Dublin City University, Dublin (Ireland): 2014

The throwing athlete. Clinical examination of the athlete’s shoulder and evidence for safe

return to sport. Invited speaker at Sports Medicine Symposium. University Medical Centre

Groningen (Netherlands): 2014

Sport specific range of motion and its relation to long-standing adductor related groin pain.

Invited speaker at Aspetar Groin Pain Conference. ASPETAR hospital, Doha (Qatar): 2013

(incl. workshops and visiting professional rounds)

Clinical biomechanics of soccer kicking and its relation to long-standing adductor related

groin pain. Invited speaker at GIZ Physio Fokus Tag Hufte/Leiste. Vienna (Austria): 2013

(incl. workshops)

Sport specific range of motion and its relation to groin injury in soccer. Invited speaker at

The International Symposium on Sports Medicine; University Medical Centre Groningen

(Netherlands): 2013

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Publications (peer reviewed)

Tak I, Engelaar L, Gouttebarge V, Barendrecht M, Van den Heuvel S, Kerkhoffs G, Langhout

R, Stubbe J, Weir A. Is lower hip range of motion a risk factor for groin pain in athletes?

A systematic review with clinical applications. Br J Sports Med. 2017, Online first 21 April.

Tak I, Langhout R, Groters S, Weir A, Stubbe J, Kerkhoffs G. A new clinical test for

measurement of lower limb specific range of motion in football players: Design, reliability

and reference findings in non-injured players and those with long-standing adductor-

related groin pain. Phys Ther Sport. 2016, Jul 31.

doi: 10.1016/j.ptsp.2016.07.007. [Epub ahead of print]

Langhout R, Tak I, van der Westen R, Lenssen T. Range of motion of body segments

is larger during the maximal instep kick than during the submaximal instep kick in

experienced football players. J Sports Med Phys Fitness. 2017;57(4):388-95

Tak I, Glasgow P, Langhout R, Weir R, Kerkhoffs G, Agricola R. Hip range of motion is

lower in professional football players with hip and groin symptoms or previous injury,

independent of cam deformity. Am J Sports Med. 2016 Mar;44(3):682-8.

doi: 10.1177/0363546515617747. [Epub 2015 Dec 16]

De Vries A, Zwerver H, Diercks R, Tak I, Van Berkel S, van Cingel R, Van der Worp H, Van den

Akker-Scheek I. Effect of patellar strap and sports tape on pain in patellar tendinopathy:

a randomized controlled trial. Scand J Med Sci Sports. 2016 Oct;26(10):1217-24. doi:

10.1111/sms.12556. [Epub ahead of print]

Tak I, Weir A, Langhout R, Stubbe J, Kerkhoffs G, Agricola R. Relationship between the

frequency of football practice during skeletal growth and the presence of a cam deformity

in adult elite football players. Br J Sports Med. 2015; May;49(9):630-4.

doi:10.1136/bjsports-2014-094130. [Epub 2015 Jan 7]

Langhout R, Weber M, Tak I, Lenssen T. Timing characteristics of body segments during

the maximal instep kick in experienced football players. J Sports Med Phys Fitness. 2016

Jul-Aug;56(7-8):849-56.

[Epub 2015 Jul 1]

Tak I, Langhout R. Groin injury in soccer; steps towards a sport specific approach. From

hypothesis to physical examination and treatment. Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal.

2014;3(TT4):136-141.

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Tak I, Eppinga P, Weir A, Francke T, Langhout R, Thorborg K. Translation and cross

cultural adaptation of the Hip and Groin Outcome Score (HAGOS). 2013; August: online

only: www.koos.nu.

Schoots E, Tak I, Veenstra B, Krebbers Y, Bax J. Ultrasound characteristics of the lateral

retinaculum in 10 patients with patellofemoral pain syndrome compared to healthy

controls. J Bodyw Mov Ther. 2013;17(4):523-529.

Meijer L, Tak I. Full thickness rupture of the patellar tendon. Sportgericht. 2013;67(3):24-

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Meijer L, Tak I. Parsonage-Turnersyndroom; a case report. Flemish/Dutch Journal of Sports

Medicine and Sports Science. 2012 Dec;45(5) [Dutch]

Tak I, Weir A, Langhout R. Clinical Biomechanics of the soccer instep kick and the relation

to groin injury; a review of literature. Flemish/Dutch Journal of Sports Medicine and Sports

Science. 2012 Mar;45(1):18-26 [Dutch]

Tak I, Schoots E. A young pole vault jumper complaining about pain in the right knee – a

case report. Fysiopraxis. 2009 May;18(5):18-21 [Dutch]

Tak I, Critical appraisal on “Echografie”. Fysiopraxis. 2007 Dec;16(12):39 [Dutch]

Publications (book / journal chapter and other)

Tak I, Langhout R. Groin pain in athletes. InTouch Journal. Towcester: Organisation of

Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice. 2017 Summer;156:12-20.

Tijssen M, Schamp T, Tak I. Translation, cross-cultural adaptation and validation of

patient reported outcome measures. Flemish/Dutch Journal of Sports Medicine and Sports

Science. 2017 Mar;50(1):42-44 [Dutch]

Van Beijsterveldt A, Tak I, Langhout R, Stubbe J. Monaco abstracts 295: Risk factors for

groin injuries in elite male soccer players. Br J Sports Med. 2017;51:400.

Reehorst J, Tak I, Bult H, Glashouwer P. Competence profile for the Dutch sports

physiotherapist, Royal Dutch Physiotherapy Association/Dutch Federation for Sports

Physiotherapy, Amersfoort [Dutch]. [Revised version]

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Langhout R, Tak I, Glasgow P. Groin pain in athletes: A comprehensive sports

physiotherapeutic approach. Sportphysiotherapie, Groin pain Issue. (Eds. Ophey M, Tak

I.) Thieme Verlag [German]. 2016 May;64-71.

Glasgow P, Tak I, Langhout R. Groin pain in athletes: Rehabilitation of a footballer with

groin pain; Case report. Sportphysiotherapie, Groin pain Issue. (Eds. Ophey M, Tak I.)

Thieme Verlag [German]. 2016 May;72-76.

Brooymans F, Lenssen A, Engelen-van Melick N, Knoop J, Rondhuis G, Neeleman-van

der Steen C, Tak I, Hullegie W, Hendriks E, Janssen R. Evidence statement on Acute Knee

Injuries, Royal Dutch Physical Therapy Association (KNGF). Amersfoort [Dutch]. 2015.

Tak I. An athlete with acute Achilles tendon rupture; a case report on conservative

management strategy. Sportphysiotherapie, Tendon Issue. Thieme Verlag AG [German].

2014.

Tak I. Chapter 16; Clinical reasoning-Hockey and knee injury, in Sportphysiotherapie.

(Eds. Bant et al.), 2011, Georg Thieme Verlag AG [German]:485-502

Reviewer

British Journal of Sports Medicine

Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports

Physical Therapy in Sport

Flemish/Dutch Journal of Sports Medicine and Sports Science

Award

Dutch sports physiotherapist of the year 2015-2016. Rewarded by the Dutch Association

of Chartered Sports Physiotherapists for clinical and research work in combination with

knowledge transfer.

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Teaching

“Hip and groin pain in athletes; fitting the evidence into a conceptual approach”. Symposium

at Philips Stadium, PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands). 2017.

“Bridging the gap: from clinic to research and vice versa”. Prof in the lead lecture: A co-

lecture with J. Stubbe; University of applied sciences, Amsterdam (Netherlands). 2016.

“Management of hip and groin pain in footballers: How we do it”. Invited lecture for Arsenal

FC medical staff: (including workshop); Arsenal FC training ground, London (UK). 2016.

“Masterclass sports physiotherapy “Sports analysis: from biomechanics to treatment in

athletes with groin pain”. Vienna (Austria) 2014 and Belfast (UK). 2015.

Lecturer and Coordinator Master of Science in Sports Physical Therapy program by Dutch

Institute of Allied Health Care (Nederlands Paramedisch Instituut) AVANS+; Sports and

congress Centre Papendal, Arnhem (Netherlands): 2007-current (yearly).

Supervising

Master of Science in Sports Physical Therapy; supervising students on their research

projects. NPi/Avans+. 2012-2016. 1 or 2 students yearly.

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Curriculum Vitae

Igor Tak was born in Tilburg (05-07-1971) and raised in Goirle, a serene village in Noord-

Brabant (The Netherlands). After graduating from high school (Gymnasium β) at Mill Hill

College, he graduated his Physiotherapy Bachelor in Utrecht in 1996. Besides his clinical

work as a consulting physiotherapist in primary health care he completed his Master

of Science in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Sciences in Leuven (B) in 2000 and his

Master of Science in Sports Physiotherapy in Breda (NL) in 2013.

At that time he had worked as a consulting physiotherapist in sports and orthopaedic

rehabilitation for more than 10 years. Together with Jenneke Bouman, he founded

(co-owners) “Fysiotherapie Utrecht Oost – Het centrum voor Gezondheid, Beweging

en Sport”, a multi disciplinary treatment centre for movement related disorders in

Utrecht in 2012. In 2014 he started his PhD project on hip and groin pain in athletes at

the Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam (AMC) / Academic Centre for Evidence Based

Sports Medicine (ACES), supervised by promotor professor dr. Gino Kerkhoffs and

supported by co-promotores and experts dr. Rintje Agricola and dr. Adam Weir. The basis

of this scientific journey was and still is an intensive collaboration with colleague Rob

Langhout (Nijmegen), who is a consulting manual therapist and experienced tutor at

the Masters Program for Manual Therapy. This fruitful and inspiring collaboration has

resulted in multiple publications in internationally recognized peer-reviewed journals like

BJSM and AJSM.

Besides the current clinical and research work Igor teaches on topics in sports

physiotherapy and rehabilitation of sports related musculoskeletal injuries. He has

presented at national and international conferences and co-authored The Dutch

Evidence Based Statement on Acute Knee Injury and the Competency Profile for Sports

Physiotherapists, both for the Royal Dutch Society for Physiotherapy.

Igor married Giselle Ronnen in 2007. They are the proud parents of two sons: Karsten

(2008) and Philip (2012).

“Sports medicine: only a team can make the difference.”