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Patient Education

Preventing Overlooked Fall Risks Around The Home

Not every bone, muscle, or joint injury is the result of strenuous sports activity. As we age, our bodies become more susceptible to damage from things that we may have previously overlooked. What...

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Give Yourself Time To Get Exercise Back to Pre-Break Levels

One situation that tends to get people hurt is when they let their exercise regimen lapse but then try to pick up right where they left off. The human body can adjust to its new circumstances rather...

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Dangerous Exercises Must Be Approached With Caution

When many people decide that they want to get into shape, the temptation is to start things off at a fever pitch, running miles at a time and engaging in those workouts and exercises that require a...

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Steps That Can Help You Avert Common Gardening Injuries

Although summer is at a close, there could still be many who are tending to their gardens. Here in California, doing so is possible basically throughout the entire year. But gardening also carries...

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Improve Flexibility For A More Balanced Workout

While strength training is certainly important, far too many men focus solely on building mass at the cost of increasing their flexibility. Unfortunately, not achieving balance or taking everything...

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Diagnosing and Treating Typical Childhood Injuries

Even if your children don’t play organized sports, chances are that they’re still going to be active in at least some manner. Whether that means they’re running around the playground and all...

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Finding The Trainer That's Right For You

Many times on this blog, we’ve recommended consulting the expertise of an experienced personal trainer prior to settling upon any intensive exercise regimen. But many people that have never had a...

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Coming To Terms With Typical Shoulder Injuries

The best way to take care of a shoulder injury is to take care of it early on. That could mean getting the requisite amount of rest when pain is first noticed or it could mean altering one’s...

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Scoliosis Treatment and Surgery

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Ward Off Injuries During High-Intensity Workouts

Some runners and cyclists might seek to get more out of their exercise than that which is possible from a short run or ride. Many athletes want to push themselves as far as they can, maximizing their...

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Typical Tennis Injuries And How To Avoid Them

Sports medicine practitioners have seen their fair share of tennis-based injuries. Such athletes are susceptible to types of damage that may not be as common in other sports. Prompted by the ongoing...

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Ian Walsh's Knee Surgery

When big wave surfer Ian Walsh needed surgery, he headed to DISC Sports & Spine Center in Marina del Rey to see orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Bulczynski. It started in October 2012, after Walsh fell...