The title of this blog comes from an article in the North County Times by Gary Warth. His article dealt with various aspects of the recent presidential campaign as well as touching on medical, technical, military and social problems. The point that he brought out is that many people are often reluctant to say […]
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A gait analysis is very useful in determining muscular-skeletal problems that can create joint injury. For example, problems with the feet can cause problems in the knee, hip, or lower back. Merely treating the knee, hip, or back will not resolve the problem. For proper treatment it is necessary to know the underlying cause. This
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On a recent ESPN radio talk show while discussing the book Sports: Is It All B.S.?, it was brought out that one of the myths or examples of b.s. that is constantly perpetuated is that great athletes are born, not made. But yet, this statement is far from the truth. It has probably been perpetuated
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Footwork is a very general term that has come to have many different meanings. For some it means the ability to get ready for a hit or throw, for others it means how to get to the ball quicker and for still others it means the ability to do the side shuttle or simply to
A few articles have been appeared dealing with the exercise programs used by some professional football players. They show the athletes doing exercises such as the tire lift and flip (tractor tire weighing 115 pounds) pushing a 400 pound wheelbarrow up a hill, hitting the tire with a sledgehammer, running while dragging the tire behind
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