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Information & Enrollment

We offer two different tracks for individuals interested in Knee Injury Prevention Program (KIPP):

Individual athletes or a team can participate in a six-week training program. For more information read KIPP for Athletes.
The Institute for Sports Medicine will train coaches of athletic teams in a 10-minute structured warm-up incorporating injury prevention exercises. For more information read KIPP for Coaches.

Enroll

Coaches

To register for the online training, visit kipp.instituteforsportsmedicine.org. For more information, please call 312.227.6190.

Athletes

In addition to KIPP for Coaches, the Institute for Sports Medicine also offers KIPP for Athletes, a six-week, neuromuscular training program for athletes led by Lurie Children’s sports medicine staff. KIPP is offered throughout the year in various Chicago-area locations. For more information, email kipp@luriechildrens.org or call 312.227.6190

To enroll your child in KIPP, please complete the General Consent and Enrollment Form.

Research

Our KIPP team is committed to scientific research to further our understanding of the mechanisms and prevention of sports-related knee injuries. All KIPP participants are invited to contribute to our ongoing research by completing three short questionnaires. The new information we gain from this research will be directly applied to future KIPP sessions.

Questions & Registration

Please complete the following forms to participate in KIPP. Once forms are completed please fax to 312.227.9404 or mail to:

Institute for Sports Medicine
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
225 E. Chicago Ave, Box 69
Chicago, IL 60611

General Consent and Enrollment Form

Please call 312.227.6190 or email kipp@luriechildrens.org for more information.

To learn more about KIPP or about the treatment and prevention of sports injuries in children and teens, contact Cynthia LaBella, MD, Pediatric Sports Medicine, Lurie Children's, at 312.227.6527 or make an appointment by calling 1.800.543.7362 (1.800.KIDS DOC).