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Swinging Safely Back Into Fitness During Middle Age

Our fitness goals will necessarily change over the course of time. As kids and well into high school and college, we have multiple opportunities to take part in physical activities. There are games...

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Improve Your Chances Of A Full ACL Recovery

Preventing ACL injuries and those things that lead to them should be one of the top concerns for athletes, coaches, and trainers all around the world. Still, there will be times when an ACL injury...

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Pat Moore: Back in Action

By Sarah Sotoodeh

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How Tennis Players Can Get Ready For A Match

Tennis players open themselves up to numerous types of injuries the longer they play. Not only do such persons have to worry about those acute injuries that can result from planting wrong or taking a...

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Neuroaugmentation, a Minimally Invasive Therapy, Now Offered at DISC Sports & Spine

Dr. Standiford Helm is offering an innovative therapy that can treat chronic and debilitating migraines. People who are unresponsive to traditional migraine remedies can benefit greatly from...

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Shoulder The Burden Of Shoulder Exercise

It’s important to develop strength all throughout your body, and one of the ways you can do this is by paying attention to your shoulders when you work out. Stretching these joints is a vital part of...

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How To Prepare Your Body For An Impending Ski Trip

If your fall and winter plans revolve around going on some kind of skiing or snowboarding trip, then it’s important to get yourself into the right shape before you head out. Persons who engage in...

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How Common Treadmill Mistakes Can Increase Injury Risk

Some people, when they get on a treadmill as opposed to running out in the great wide open, may adjust their form in negative ways without even meaning to. You run differently when you’re on a...

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Set Your Computer And Chair Up In A Way That Promotes Health

As sports medicine specialists, we spend a lot of time discussing those ways that athletes can protect themselves from a potential injury. But it’s not just the most active among us that could be...

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Slow But Steady Wins The Injury Recovery Race

Many runners, at some point or another, will have to face down an injury. The extensive downtime that this creates can be hard for many runners to handle, especially those who are accustomed to...

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How Slight Adjustments Can Lessen Injury Exposure

Any person involved in some sort of athletic activity could be subject to certain injury risks. Every sport has its own heightened dangers, with football players more susceptible to concussions and...

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KABC Segment on Valerie Harper Features Dr. Joseph Horrigan

Actress Valerie Harper is featured in a segment on KABC7, talking about her knee pain and the ongoing treatment she's been receiving at DISC. Even though she is currently battling brain cancer,...