Blogs1 - 10 of 244 recent posts for tag:"injury prevention"
08
Jan
2009
The most common snowboarding injuries

20 hours ago by Louise Hudson

In the first of two features looking at common injuries you can sustain while on your winter sports holiday, sports physiotherapist Nicki de Leon looks at the most common snowboarding injuries.

Sportsister - sportsister.com · Rank: 45,407 · 7 references

Yoga or pilates? What’s the difference?

1 day ago by Sue Brantley

Frequently, people ask me what the difference is between yoga and pilates and if they should practice one versus the other. While there are differences, there are many elements of pilates and yoga that complement each other. Yoga which means “union,” is a highly sophisticated system of whole-body in ...

Pacific NW Pilates Blog » ... - pacificnwpilates.com/blog

07
Jan
2009
Climbing Training Plan for 2009

1 day ago by Tom Markiewicz

Over the years, I think I’ve read almost every book on training for climbing. Always looking for that missing element to my training plans or that hidden technique I never knew existed. Obviously, there never has been a magic bullet, though many books would have you believe so (although I do recomme ...

All Climbing - allclimbing.com · Rank: 85,749 · 24 references

06
Jan
2009
Hydration and Exercise Performance - are you drinking enough?

2 days ago by admin

We all know that being hydration is essential for performance. But what do the experts say? The excellent text “Physiological Bases of Sports Performance” by Mark Hargreaves and John Hawley provides an excellent reference for many areas of science and performance. At this time of the Southern Hemisp ...

The Sports Injury Expert - sportsinjuryexpert.net

Video Message for You

2 days ago by Brian Schiff

Please click on the link below below for a video message from me. I must openly admit I am still trying to master this whole video thing. As such, you will need to turn your volume all the way up to hear me as my facility has high ceilings and the acoustics are not ideal. [...]

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New Year, new goals, new attitude!

2 days ago by oakwoodsportsmedicine

The fresh start of a new year holds promise for people across many areas as new expectations are set. Attempts to reconcile the road to those expectations begins anew. Developing new habits can be challenging. It takes about 21 days to develop a habit (good, bad or ugly is still 21 days!) When it co ...

Oakwood Sports Medicine - oakwoodsportsmedicine.wordpress.com

05
Jan
2009
Plans for Injury Prevention in 2009

3 days ago by calebmasland

2008 is over, and to me that means the next 2 months are going to be pretty intense from a training standpoint. I want to make sure I hit my goal of 3:00 at the end of March. I don’t want to wreck myself. I think training is just as much about walking the line between building fitness and pushing to ...

Bonkproof - Questing for 3 ... - bonkproof.wordpress.com

04
Jan
2009
Age is number, not an excuse

4 days ago by Chris Melton

Don't let your age stop you from competing! Aging doesn’t have to be your excuse Here’s a great story about Dawn Kirklen who began playing golf at the age of 50. Now, at 89, she still plays twice a week. Shoulder surgery doesn’t stop this golfer Dawn has had four surgeries since 2000: two hip replac ...

Shoulder Performance & Rehab - therotater.com/blog · Rank: 88,318 · 7 references

What, exactly, is “the core?”

5 days ago by Leslie Braverman

It’s surprising to me how common the term, “the core”, has become. I hear people talk about it all the time. “I’m going to pilates to work on my core,” or “I think my core is really weak.” But, what exactly is “the core?” Specifically, “the core” is describing the joints (articulation of two bones), ...

Pacific NW Pilates Blog » ... - pacificnwpilates.com/blog

03
Jan
2009
Ankle Flexibility and Sprained Ankles

5 days ago by Brian McCormick

As we near the mid-point in the season, injuries mount. Many are ankle injuries, especially sprained ankles, the most common basketball injury. As I googled Arnie Kandor, the Detroit Pistons’ Strength & Conditioning Coach, to find an old article which described his remedy for ankle sprains, I found ...

The Cross Over Movement - thecrossovermovement.wordpress.com · 8 references

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