Turf toe is not a term you want to use when talking to a ballerina before her diva debut or a head football coach about
Category: Soccer
Donation Comes Full Circle For Tissue Recipient Turned Doctor
As a soccer player for the University of Illinois, Rachel constantly pushed herself. Being active was crucial to her lifestyle both on and off the
Coming Back From: Shoulder Separation
By Dev K. Mishra, M.D., President, Sideline Sports Doc, Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Stanford University Key Points:? A ?shoulder separation? is a different
Start ACL Injury Prevention Programs When The Players Are Young
By Dev Mishra, M.D., President, Sideline Sports Doc, Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Stanford University Key Points: The FIFA 11 injury prevention warmup program
Soccer stretches to always incorporate into your pre-game warm up from ATI
By: Brian Rog and Jen Robbins, MS, ATC for ATI Physical Therapy We all aim to be that bigger, faster and more conditioned athlete on
Considerations for Returning to Soccer after ACL Surgery
By Dan Czajkowski, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS for Athletico Physical Therapy You?re almost there. The initial ACL injury you sustained months ago seems so distant.
US expect the world will eventually catch up with heading ban
Uefa said it would consider implementation which would apply to all under-10s A top football executive believes the rest of the world will eventually catch
TISSUE RECIPIENT COMPETES IN IRONMAN TRIATHLON
Rachel was a typical college athlete: focused, intense, and determined. When a knee injury threatened her ability to complete in her final soccer season, she
TISSUE TRANSPLANT HELPS TEENAGER RECOVER FROM RARE TUMOR CONDITION
MCKENZIE, RECIPIENT OF: JUVENILE CARTILAGE ALLOGRAFT Mckenzie was an athletic, active child plagued by constant knee pain. After realizing it was more serious than just
THREE-SPORT ATHLETE GETS BACK IN THE GAME AFTER TISSUE TRANSPLANT
By AlloSource: Doing More with Life JAKE RECIPIENT OF: BONE AND CARTILAGE Jake?s life was never without sport: as one season ended, another began. Soccer
OSTEOARTHRITIS & YOUR KNEES
More than 27 million Americans have OA and the knee is one of the most commonly affected joints. There are many treatment options available including
Preventing ACL Injuries
Dr. Adam Yanke, MOR sports medicine physician, recently sat down to discuss a study that showed athletes with fatigue are at higher risk for anterior
