So back in 2015 it was all the rage and outrage among those of you in the soccer communities because US Soccer made a mandate to eliminate heading in ages 10 and under as prefaced by this older article on Today.com Link: http://www.today.com/parents/no-more-heading-us-soccer-out-new-guidelines-youth-soccer-t54971 From NPR: “Over a quarter of a billion people play soccer all […]
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SMART Tools – ITBand Treatment (Short Version)
So a lot of our patients have issues with pain, tenderness and tightness in and around the Iliotibial Band, often times referred to as the ITBand. While in most cases there are various reasons why our patients present with pain in this particular tissue, treating it has been done various ways in the past, some […]
Yoga for improving health-related quality of life, mental health and cancer-related symptoms in women diagnosed with breast cancer.
So Cochrane reviews are very high standards of research and we found it very interesting recently that such a rigorous review supported yoga for improving the outcomes of women diagnosed with breast cancer. Yoga has many pallative aspects of its practice as shown here in the following Cochrane review which looked at 24 studies and […]
Great Articles on STOP Sports Injuries – New Treatment for ACL Repair – Stress Fractures in Basketball – PRP Injections – Rowing Injuries and MORE!
Our good friends at STOP Sports Injuries produce a monthly newsletter with some really solid information almost always based around common sports injuries! http://www.stopsportsinjuries.org/ New Treatment for ACL Repair? By Kayleigh Sullivan, BS, and Brett D. Owens, MD http://aossm.informz.net/admin31/content/template.asp?sid=52347&ptid=1514&brandid=4196&uid=1058329468&mi=6162649&ps=52347 Stress Fractures in Basketball by Grant Jones, MD http://aossm.informz.net/admin31/content/template.asp?sid=52348&ptid=1514&brandid=4196&uid=1058329468&mi=6162649&ps=52348 Keep Rowing Injuries at Bay by Jonathan F. […]
CNN Article – Here’s why you exercise so much and still can’t lose weight
We see a lot of runners in our office, as in A LOT OF RUNNERS, and we very proud of that niche! We are the ones that occasionally have to tell them to stop running for a bit (which is always great fun… … …). This article resurfaces every so often and is very important […]
Medical News Today – Acid Reflux – Diet Diet Tips for GERD: Foods to Eat and Avoid
Great review article popped up on my Twitter feed a few days ago with some great diet recommendations for dealing with GERD. GERD is commonly agreed upon to be problematic in about 20 percent of the North American population. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), also known as acid reflux, is a long term condition where stomach […]
Shin Splints are never fun, but at least ART can get you better quickly!
Dr. Kemenosh, Dr. Gross, Dr. Evans, and Dr. Legath treat a lot of runners in the South Jersey area for Shin Splints using Active Release Technique. ART attacks shin splints differently than most other therapies and often yields better results. The one thing Dr. Mark has built is a reputation with the local cross country […]
Up late, but always thinking, possibly dreaming, about running, so I did a search about the Hoka One One’s…
REPOST: This blog was originally posted on 10/07/2014! I should probably be sleeping, but with all these local cross country runners from all over South Jersey and Philly coming in for Active Release treatment and performance tune ups, I just can’t help myself from reading and researching about running. While I was searching, I found […]
If you have been diagnosed with a disc herniation and you want to get better, you better not smoke!
While reading and trying to stay up to date on some research on intravertebral disc herniation, I came across a study by Tsarouhas et al in 2011 which stated that smoking resulted in more severe pain with disc injury which then also was coupled to a longer resorption time of herniated disc material and that […]
Research Round Up: Excessive Progression in Weekly Running Distance and Risk of Running-Related Injuries: An Association Which Varies According to Type of Injury
Wow, what a study! I’m sure we all are reading the running journals coming out of Denmark, but in case you missed it, a study was published this past month in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, Volume 44, Number 10, October 2014. The title of the study was Excessive Progression in Weekly […]