Therapy Corner

  • The Therapy Corner – Signing Off

    Several weeks ago, Jane Brody, the Personal Health columnist for the NY Times, submitted her final entry to the...

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  • His Time Was Not Up

    Way back in 1998, I wrote about the upcoming 102nd Boston Marathon, fearlessly predicting that 3-time champion (’94-96) Cosmos...

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  • Over 60? Running May Not Be Enough!

    Dr. Dale Avers is a Professor in the Physical Therapy Education Program at Upstate Medical University.  She is internationally...

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  • Predicting Injuries

    “How do they know the load limits on bridges? They drive bigger and bigger trucks over until it breaks,...

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  • Strength Training – Alternatives for the Pandemic

    It may just be my imagination, but it seems to me that more and more runners over the past...

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  • Weight for It……

    Every once in a while, a scientific paper is released examining that a conventional wisdom or assumption that just...

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  • Update on Jumper’s (Downhill Runner’s) Knee

    It’s been more than two decades since I explored what was known then about the condition “patellar tendinopathy” –...

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  • Perspective – Revisited

    Two events over the past couple of months got me thinking about an article I wrote for this series...

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  • Too Much Medicine

    The current issue of the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy includes an interesting commentary on a topic...

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  • A Cautionary Tale

    More than 25 years ago, I offered a commentary on the subject of young children running long distances [TC...

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  • Runner’s Knee – The Latest

    Runner’s Knee – technically known most commonly as patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) – remains the most common ailment affecting...

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  • Regional Interdependence

    I’m always amused when my (or any) profession comes out with a new term that essentially describes a concept...

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  • A Sure Thing

    Benjamin Franklin is usually credited with one of history’s most famous quotes: “…in this world nothing can be said...

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  • Update on Running Mechanics

    Much of the theory behind the common approaches to evaluating, and addressing, what we believe are the biomechanical causes...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • The Therapy Corner – Signing Off

    Several weeks ago, Jane Brody, the Personal Health columnist for the NY Times, submitted her final entry to the...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • His Time Was Not Up

    Way back in 1998, I wrote about the upcoming 102nd Boston Marathon, fearlessly predicting that 3-time champion (’94-96) Cosmos...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Over 60? Running May Not Be Enough!

    Dr. Dale Avers is a Professor in the Physical Therapy Education Program at Upstate Medical University.  She is internationally...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Predicting Injuries

    “How do they know the load limits on bridges? They drive bigger and bigger trucks over until it breaks,...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Strength Training – Alternatives for the Pandemic

    It may just be my imagination, but it seems to me that more and more runners over the past...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Weight for It……

    Every once in a while, a scientific paper is released examining that a conventional wisdom or assumption that just...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Update on Jumper’s (Downhill Runner’s) Knee

    It’s been more than two decades since I explored what was known then about the condition “patellar tendinopathy” –...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Perspective – Revisited

    Two events over the past couple of months got me thinking about an article I wrote for this series...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Too Much Medicine

    The current issue of the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy includes an interesting commentary on a topic...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • A Cautionary Tale

    More than 25 years ago, I offered a commentary on the subject of young children running long distances [TC...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Runner’s Knee – The Latest

    Runner’s Knee – technically known most commonly as patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) – remains the most common ailment affecting...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Regional Interdependence

    I’m always amused when my (or any) profession comes out with a new term that essentially describes a concept...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • A Sure Thing

    Benjamin Franklin is usually credited with one of history’s most famous quotes: “…in this world nothing can be said...

    Syracuse Chargers
  • Update on Running Mechanics

    Much of the theory behind the common approaches to evaluating, and addressing, what we believe are the biomechanical causes...

    Syracuse Chargers