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Why Crash Diets Don’t Work
With summer in full swing, we are in what is commonly referred to as “bikini season.” People everywhere are trying to get their beach bodies
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May 29, 2015
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With summer in full swing, we are in what is commonly referred to as “bikini season.” People everywhere are trying to get their beach bodies
Cheerleading: Injury Prevention and Treatment While the concept behind the sport of Cheerleading is typically happiness and inspiration, competitions at both high school and collegiate
Skiing is a fun family exercise, but it can be dangerous even for the most experienced riders. Most ski outings usually consist of early mornings,
Without proper training techniques and paying close attention to muscle groups, athletes can find themselves with muscle imbalances. Muscle training imbalances occur when a muscle or
The offensive field hockey penalty corner is one of the best opportunities to score during a game. However, it is also the moment when a
Playing Too Much Sports It seems nowadays and not uncommon to see young athletes playing in organized sports leagues 365 days out of the year.
Soccer Pregame Nutrition: Your choices in nutrition could be the difference between burning out midway through the game and scoring the winning goal in overtime.
How do you know when an athlete will become a champion? What traits do they have that others do not? It can be difficult to define,
I recently learned that a player on the youth basketball team I coach sustained a concussion when he was a few years younger (non-sports related).
Whether you’re going to try to fit in a run during a work trip or you’re traveling across the country for a race, nobody likes
The brain and the body go hand-in-hand when it comes to performance. If you think a race is stressful, your body will react by being
Unfortunate and disappointing, injuries sustained on the field come with the territory of playing competitive sports. However, many sports injuries are actually sustained or manifest during