If you have 15 minutes to spare, do not sit and chill. Instead, a new study says, you should go out for a quick, light
If you have 15 minutes to spare, do not sit and chill. Instead, a new study says, you should go out for a quick, light
Falls are a global problem. Exercise reduces falls in older adults, but usually requires balance, strength or aerobic training. Researchers discuss treadmill-based balance training, which
Falls are a global problem. Exercise reduces falls in older adults, but usually requires balance, strength or aerobic training. Researchers discuss treadmill-based balance training, which
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For Rod Engel, running had always been a big part of his life. Two years ago, when an unexpected injury occurred, he thought that his
Fitbits and other wearable fitness monitors often provide values for VO2max?(?cardio fitness score? in the Fitbit app), a measure of how well the body transports
This Podcast segment of ?Ask the Doctor? addresses questions submitted by Sports Medicine Weekly followers.?Dr. Brian Cole?and Steve Kashul discuss the above topics: Sports Medicine
Podcast with Karen Shanahan PT, DPT, ATC joining Steve and Dr. Cole to talk about how to handle soreness leading up to a big running
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