Did you know that the most common foot injury in sports is a sprain? The ankle is the most commonly injured part of the body,
Did you know that the most common foot injury in sports is a sprain? The ankle is the most commonly injured part of the body,
While some hard-core athletes may question the classification of dance as sport, the superb muscle tone and tremendous fitness of dancers prove otherwise. In fact,
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In this week’s episode of the Sports Medicine Weekly podcast, Dr. Brian Cole is joined Grete Eliassen. Grete is a six-time Winter X Games medalist,
In this week’s episode of the Sport’s Medicine Weekly Podcast, Dr. Brian Cole is joined by UCLA Beach Volleyball athlete Lindsey Sparks to discuss her
In this week’s episode of the Sports Medicine Weekly podcast, Dr. Brian Cole, head team physician for the Chicago Bulls, and team physician for the
Have you thought about improving your fitness by simply making your day a little harder? While many people are dedicated to a consistent fitness regime,
In this week’s episode of the Sports Medicine Weekly Podcast, Dr. Cole discusses five evidence-based strategies for losing weight. In the US, the market size
You are what you eat! When it comes to cognitive function, the way you fuel your body can reap long-term benefits for your brain and
Let’s face it. There are days when you just can’t fit a full-blown workout into your schedule. But no worries…mounting evidence shows that short duration
Over the years, our knees are subjected to a tremendous amount of wear and tear. With each step, your knees absorb pressure that’s equal to
In this week’s episode of the Sports Medicine Weekly Podcast, Dr. Brian Cole is joined by former NFL Safety and Broadcaster Solomon Wilcots to discuss
What the Tour de France Does to a Cyclist’s Body — And What It Means for the Rest of Us July 13, 2026 - Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Brian Cole explains how Tour de France-level joint stress applies to weekend cyclists, plus tips on recovery,… View More
How Your Golf Equipment Affects Injury Risk: Club Fit, Grip Size, and Shaft Flex Explained July 8, 2026 - Learn how club length, grip size, and shaft flex affect injury risk in golf. Expert-backed tips on fitting your clubs… View More
Why Foot Health Is the Foundation of an Active Lifestyle July 7, 2026 - Foot health is crucial for mobility and overall well-being, as issues like pain or discomfort can impede daily activities. Conditions… View More
How Quitting Smoking Makes Fitness Feel Effortless June 30, 2026 - Discover how quitting smoking unlocks athletic potential. Follow the smoking fitness impact recovery timeline to improve VO2 max, lower RHR,… View More
4 Ways Heat Acclimation Can Elevate Endurance Performance June 29, 2026 - A clean, editorial photo of an endurance athlete or runner inside a modern, wood-paneled infrared or traditional sauna, visibly sweating… View More
Dental Trauma in Contact Sports: Repair and Cosmetic Restoration Options June 28, 2026 - Effective management of sports-related dental trauma relies on quick action and stabilization. Immediate replacement or proper storage of a knocked-out… View More
Eye and Head Protection Standards in Recreational Combat Sports June 27, 2026 - Recreational combat sports like paintball and airsoft require high-standard protective gear to prevent serious eye injuries. Equipment must meet ASTM… View More
Why Working One-on-One With a Fitness Coach Gets You Results June 26, 2026 - Many gym-goers start strong but lose motivation due to vague plans. Working with a professional coach personalizes training based on… View More
Cortisol, Blood Sugar, and PCOS: The Quiet Stress Pattern That Can Keep Symptoms Stuck June 25, 2026 - High cortisol levels significantly impact active women with PCOS by inducing glucose release from the liver, resulting in insulin spikes… View More
Medical Uses of Red Light Therapy Gaining Doctor Attention June 24, 2026 - Red light therapy has gained recognition in medical research for its potential to enhance wound healing, alleviate pain, improve skin… View More
How does objective movement and strength testing support return-to-sport decisions? June 22, 2026 - Objective movement, mobility, and strength testing enhances athlete recovery assessments by providing data that supports informed decision-making for return-to-sport. These… View More
Men’s Joint Health: Why Active Men Wait Too Long to Seek Treatment — and What It Costs Them June 18, 2026 - Men have a well-documented relationship with pain: they minimize it, rationalize it, and more often than not, play through it.… View MoreSports Medicine Weekly® gratefully acknowledges the following partners for their generous support and commitment to the Advancement of Orthopedic and Cell Biology Research at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago through the LiveActive Fund. Learn more about partnering with Sports Medicine Weekly®.