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Limiting The Threat Of An ACL Injury

ACL injuries are, unfortunately, becoming more common. While female athletes may be more susceptible to a tear than their male counterparts, it’s important to note that such an injury can happen to...

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About Herniated Discs

Many people have to deal with a herniated disc at some point in their lives. Such a condition gets exacerbated by age and other factors. If you work in a profession that requires you to sit all day,...

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Spinal Stenosis Has Multiple Causes, Treatment Options

One form of back pain that many people have to suffer through is a condition called spinal stenosis. Although attributable to a number of causes, the most common is simply aging. The stress that...

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For Older Americans, Inactivity Can Be More Dangerous Than Activity

Progression into older age doesn’t signal an end to physical activity. In fact, the more an individual focuses on exercise as they age, the less likely they’ll be to experience a serious injury when...

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Exploring The Treatment Options For Sciatica

Did you know that if you experience pain or numbness in your buttocks or legs, the condition might actually derive from your lower back? This is something known as sciatica, and the range of severity...

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Ample Recovery Time As Important To Health As Exercise

It’s surprising to many people to find out that much of injury prevention during a workout actually occurs on either side of those times when you’re running or lifting weights. Someone who has...

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Don't Let Tablet Usage Contribute To Neck Injuries

It’s sort of ironic that, even though we live in the mobile age, we’re more immobile than we’ve possibly ever been. Tablets allow us to take the internet and any number of applications on the go, but...

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Freestyle skier Kaya Turski Blogging For Huffington Post Canada

Freestyle skier Kaya Turski is blogging her experience recovering from a knee injury for the Huffington Post Canada. In Turski’s first entry, she describes the injury, an ACL tear, and her recovery...

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Things To Understand Before Running On The Beach

Runners in California looking for a bit of a challenge on their next run might consider beach running. Because it’s impossible to rely on a solid surface when executing such a run, these types of...

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Making The Transition To Winter Exercise

Many people who work out outdoors fret about the onset of colder weather signaled by the coming of fall. It’s easy to get used to running outside and taking advantage of the scenic views scattered...

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Keep Your Back Healthy When Working In An Office

More and more people are working in office jobs as opposed to a previous era where the majority of individuals worked in sectors that required constant moving and lifting. But that doesn’t mean that...

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Stretching Can Make You Arm (And Leg) Strong

When it comes to working out, many people working with a physical trainer or a sports medicine specialist for the first time are surprised to find that much of the success of a workout hinges on...