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Why Knee Injuries Should Be Taken Seriously
The knee is the largest joint in the body and one of the most complex. Its size, location and functionality make it vulnerable to a host of injuries, from sprains and tears to broken bones. Many patients require intense physical therapy following a knee injury, rather than simple rest and ice. Many knee injuries happen…
Causes of Shin Splints & How to Avoid Them
After an intense workout session, you feel a shooting pain down the front of your leg and assume it’s muscle strain following a break from exercise. Yet in many cases, the pain is caused by shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS). The discomfort is caused by inflammation of the tendons, bone…
4 Tips to Keep Running Through Winter
While it’s not recommended you halt a training routine, winter conditions can keep runners from their favorite outdoor routes. Running inside on a treadmill is not the same experience, but what can you do when temperatures drop below freezing? Beyond the slip hazards, temperatures below 30°F can make the body more prone to injury. For…
How Poor Weightlifting Form Leads to Injury
As a training routine, weightlifting offers several benefits, including fat loss, increased bone density and strength. However, most people who lift weights do not start with a class or one-on-one instruction. You may watch others use equipment at the gym or simply go for it with a pair of dumbbells but unfortunately, casual weightlifting often…
How to Properly Cool Down After a Workout
The importance of stretching before your workout is often stressed, but what about the cooldown? Although of equal importance, many people neglect the cooldown after physical activity. Cooling down after a workout helps bring your body back to its natural resting state and aids in recovery. These exercises slow down your heart rate, lower blood…