One of the most common injuries of any athlete I see in the clinic are strains and minor tears to the hamstrings. Years ago it was common practice to stretch them statically (without movement) before any type of exercises such as lifting or an athletic event. In...
Squats, Lunges, Pushups, and Planks – all very good exercises to improve strength and endurance in the human body. Striving for greater strength is advantageous, but having good mobility is important as well. The definition of mobility is “the ability to move or be...
For most Americans, work is a necessary part of our regular routine. The large majority would likely agree the most painful part of the day is hearing the alarm early in the morning; however, for some, the everyday demands of the job present real physical pain....
Lateral epicondylitis is a painful condition affecting the tendinous tissue of the lateral epicondyle of humerus, leading to loss of function of the affected limb. It can be caused by overuse or repetitive strain, improper technique and improper fit of equipment. It...
What is your plan for game time injuries? Through our experience, we have come to realize that the need for Certified Athletic Trainers is no longer limited to the sidelines of the college or high school athlete. This is a service needed at all levels of play where...