The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education surgical case log data from 2016 to 2020 for graduating United States orthopaedic surgery residents was assessed. Arthroscopy procedures of the leg/ankle were categorized. The average number of cases
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While the word “functional” may no longer be quite as popular, the term “movement variability” might be the new buzzword replacement for coaches. It seems I hear it in conversation every day, but I have yet to see someone really nail down the concept
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It was a hard bonk during a 16-mile race up New Zealand’s 6,000-foot Avalanche Peak in 2013 that made Felicity Thomas, an undergraduate engineering student at the nearby University of Canterbury, begin thinking about her blood sugar levels. She’d tried to
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Sports medicine: Not just for athletes 13 hrs ago Dr. Adam Buerk You don’t have to be a competitive athlete to benefit from the care of a sports medicine doctor. Sports-related injuries — such as a sprain, strain or broken bone that happen because of
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[David Monsees is a junior studying Exercise and Sport Science – Athletic Training at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, and an Athletic Development Intern at Athletic Lab .] The Importance of Eccentric Hamstring Strength in Soccer
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South Georgia football team hopes new helmets can reduce brain injuries He is growing like a weed. But it’s a weed we cultivate, a weed we help grow. More Headlines South Georgia football team hopes new helmets can reduce brain injuries By Derrick Davis |
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I am one of the (increasing) many who say that “The Basics” must be in place first in order to optimize any training program. They work, they’ve always worked, and they will continue to work forever! I also know what I think are the basics—the
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An Easy Way for Baseball Pitchers to Maintain Mobility: The 2-Out Drill I have a saying that I always used when I discuss how and why baseball pitchers sustain injuries: Baseball pitchers get injured when they’re tight or they’re tired. I know, it’s not
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