Thanksgiving has come and gone, and for some people another holiday has taken its place. Black Friday is here, and millions of Americans will flock to the outlet malls today to score some big savings on holiday gifts. Black Friday can be a long day and quite hectic at times, and while you’re focusing on the […]
The Demographics Of Sports Injuries
People of all ages play sports. Not only are athletics a great way to meet lifelong friends, but they also help us stay in shape and build muscle. However, any time physical activity is involved, injuries will surely follow. Today, we take a look at the demographics of athletic injuries in America. To get a better understanding […]
Ankles and Calves Key To Maintaining Running Times As We Age
We all tend to slow down as we age, but many people aren’t okay with that fact. One group of people that don’t like to slow down are runners and fitness fanatics. You can continue to exercise five days a week, but as we age, you’ll likely notice that your mile times will slightly taper […]
Barefoot Vs. Shoe Running – Do What Feels Comfortable
New findings on the long term benefits and drawbacks of habitual barefootedness and habitual shoe-wearing found that neither technique offered significant benefits over the other. In a review of previous studies on the benefits and drawbacks of both walking and running techniques, researchers analyzed more than 15 different studies comprised of more than 8,000 individuals. […]
Understanding Your Options After ACL Injury
The anterior cruiciate ligament is one of the more vital ligaments in you knee. The ligament is most often injured during athletics or exercise, and even minor injuries to the ACL usually mean you’ll have to avoid certain activities for a short duration while it heals. For more extreme injuries like a complete tear of […]
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