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The latest, greatest thing since sliced bread in the exercise performance and rehabilitation fields has to be what is...

A recent article in the New York Times covered the apparent explosion of orthopedic injuries suffered...

Nearly 20 years ago, not long after I started practicing as a physical therapist, I attended a seminar entitled,...

On at least two occasions in the past, I have attempted to dispute those who challenge, and sometimes even...

As we move forward from late summer into early fall, many runners move up from 5 & 10k-level training...

Muscle strains in runners are certainly not uncommon. In fact, I would venture to say that it would be...

As spring approaches and the snow recedes, runners find they have a greater number of options when it comes...

President George W. Bush – the nation’s First Runner – recently underwent a clinical and MRI examination of his...

Over the past few years, a buzz-phrase – evidence-based practice – has gained favor in the physical therapy (and...

While suffering under a bright sun, on the white sand, by the turquoise-green waters of the Caribbean Sea a...

This month’s topic is an injury that fortunately is fairly rare. But, like any good bursitis condition, if you...

I began my second running career – after a five year hiatus following graduation from college – 27 years...

Over the past dozen years or so, this space has covered just about every part of the body that...

Some time ago in this space (Article #35) I challenged the wisdom – conventionally-held throughout running circles – of...