Are you looking to be more physically active? If you’re planning to do more exercise or play more sports, beware [...]
Acute traumatic injuries are one thing, but overuse injuries are a little bit harder to pinpoint.
Overuse injuries account for nearly 50% of all muscle and bone injuries seen by healthcare providers. With increased competition in sports, especially yout
Overuse injuries don't have to be an inevitable reality for runners. Enjoy longevity with these six tips.
Overuse injuries can result in nagging aches and pains that can ruin your game. See the common causes and how to prevent them in exercise and sports.
Because of the nature of practices, cheerleaders tend to see injuries similar to what dancers get. In this way, cheer athletes really should take care of, and prepare, their bodies for practice as a dancer would.
Overuse injuries occur from repetitive action and excessive overload. During exercise, the body adapts to the stresses place on it by strengthening the tissues in use. However, when the body cannot adapt quickly enough or the repetitive action places too much strain on that particular part of the body, microscopic injuries in the tendons, bones, and joints can occur over time, which often lead to degeneration, inflammation and pain.
This article answers common questions about stress fractures. Who is at risk for stress fracture? How can the injury be treated? Which ones are serious?
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Not enough rest, too much too soon, repetitive motions and simple wear and tear can result in pain and injuries that put the kibosh on your workouts. In fact, a study of college athletes published in the Journal of Athletic Training shows overuse injuries (repetitive motions involved in sports and workout routines, such as long-distance running,...
Knee pain is often caused by muscular imbalance, poor form and increased mileage. The problem: You often don't know you have these issues until you experience pain. Learn how to prevent runner's knee before the pain starts.
The secret in perfecting your long runs is to keep it simple and avoid making these common training mistakes.
When you're injured, only one thing is on your mind: recovery. But is ice or heat the best method?
Nonsurgical treatment brings fewer complications and shorter recovery time, researchers say