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Sports Injury Rehabilitation

After a sports injury the body in general and the injured part in particular must be returned, not only to normal function, but to the level at which the person's participation in sport demands. Rehabilitation consists of a graduated exercise program to improve mobility and strength.

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Strengthening Exercises for Shin Splints Treatment and Prevention

Once the injury is controlled, certain strengthening exercises can help prevent recurrences of both anterior and posterior shin splints.

Oct 16, 2011 – Omid Adibnazari

Athletes With Long-Term Injuries: Insight Into Struggle

This is an inside look at the mentality of an athlete suffering through a long-term injury.

Feb 11, 2011 – Chris Pereira

Functional Sport-Specific Exercises in Rehabilitation

Athletes need to include sport-specific functional exercises as part of their rehabilitation protocol in order to safely return to sport.

Dec 28, 2010 – Terry Zeigler

Cure for Plantar Fasciitis: Does it Exist? A Chronic Case Says No

The cure for plantar fasciitis is elusive. One can treat plantar fasciitis and get rid of the pain, but curing the underlying condition may not be possible.

Nov 9, 2010 – Kerry Bakerson

Marathon Runners Risk Temporary Heart Damage

Long-distance runners can suffer short-term but reversible heart injury if they are unfit or ill-trained for the rigors of a marathon, warns a new study.

Oct 26, 2010 – Romelda Ascutia

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