Strength Training for Runners
In a previous post we discussed what is the connection between, “ Vince Carter and Michael Jordan with Alpine Ski Racing.” This time we’re interested to explore how being more [...]
Tommy John is the common name for Ulna Collateral Ligament Repair. This surgery has been thought to improve pitching skill in asymptomatic athlete by the media, athletes, parents, coaches, [...]
Stats on injuries…Injury prevention data (introduction) Why do injuries occur? (signs vs. symptoms and understanding the biomechanics of injury … create a link to our website) Top things you [...]
1) DO NO HARM. Improvements in performance should NEVER be sought when there are significant risk factors for injury present. 2) FUTURE SUCCESS IS BUILT ON A FOUNDATION. While [...]
The value of motor control is well appreciated but we really don’t know that much and I think our frameworks might be a bit blurry. We are data hungry and [...]
Sources: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/29/sports/basketball/turn-one-and-done-into-none-and-done.html?partner=rss&emc=rss&_r=0 Comments: Arn Tellem, “In reality, no amateur draft is more predictive than the N.B.A.’s. As an agent who represents 50 current pros, I can say with reasonable [...]
What did I read[1, 2] Hammoud, S., et al., The recognition and evaluation of patterns of compensatory injury in patients with mechanical hip pain. Sports Health, 2014. 6(2): p. [...]
After reading research I take some time to think about the take home points, how I can apply it to my practice (either performance or in clinic), additional questions that [...]
What was I reading: Major Take Home Points from the study Blocked periodization group were more likely (79.8%) to increase the area under the force-power curve than traditional periodization [...]