Knowing how to influence and change behaviours related to an individual’s environment is key for physical therapists to achieve the desired adherence and effectiveness of a proposed intervention program. Hence, in our most recent study, we raised a question to explain running-related injury preventive behaviour.

Demanding performance schedules in the modern professional circus can result in artists having minimal time for injury rehabilitation and strength and conditioning for injury prevention. Consequently, professional circus artists routinely perform with work-related lower limb health problems. Injury prevention, although challenging, must be considered. In this study, we examined the feasibility of implementing a 9-week calf endurance program in a running Cirque du Soleil touring show.