A new site for coaches, trainers, medical professionals, and hockey dads!
Some good reads that I have come across in the last month or so.
Making better informed decisions
A continuing education resource for those of you looking to stay up to date with your prescribed training programs and exercises.
My most popular posts to date. Thanks for reading!
The new DVD & Manual by Mike Reinold and Eric Cressey
This review was recently posted on ResearchReviewService.com and integrated the results of two studies that investigated the effect of pain, tear size, location and humeral head migration on the clinical outcomes and risk of progression in patients with rotator cuff tears.
Tonight’s guest will be Strength Coach, Eric Cressey.
Lacing up your shoes for someone whom you’ve never met, and completely subjecting yourself back into the role of a “student”
Sports Rehab to Sports Performance teleseminar reminder.
Scientific Foundations and Principles of Practice in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation is one of a three-volume series by Magee, Zachazewski, and Quillen titled Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Series and keystoned by the 5th edition of Magee’s classic text Orthopaedic Physical Assessment. Scientific Foundations and Principles of Practice, in particular, is also part one of a follow up to the decade old Athletic Injuries and Rehabilitation, primarily edited by Zachazewski, that has acted as one of the cornerstones of contemporary sport medicine.
Movement U is coming to Canada! What will YOU be doing on March 13th and 14th?
Last week I wrote about the rise and “potential” fall of Kinesiology-type taping. Please click here if you have yet to read “Kinesiology-type Taping: A Psychological Intervention in Sport?” Well as it turns out, this “old” taping method MAY in fact be psychological after all! But before I proceed any further, I must point out [...]
Its been just over a month since I launched this site and I have to say that I am more than thankful for those of you who have taken the time to read the information I put out. While some of the information has been based on personal opinion, most of the information contained within this [...]
If you’re reading this blog, chances are you’re a sports medicine/strength & conditioning professional like me who frequents a variety of websites on a regular basis searching for ways to expand your cerebral library. Unfortunately, the array of resources are limitless and as a result, many of these go unnoticed and/or forgotten. I, myself, have [...]
Its over a year away and I’m already getting excited for this. The scientific committee looks amazing although I, myself, would check someone off that list! Besides, where’s this guy?
