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Following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR), athletes often exhibit altered knee biomechanics during running, such as reduced knee flexion angles
Scientific evidence collected for seven decades strongly supports the position that higher cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) levels are associated with more
May is Active Transportation Month, a time to get outside — an experience enhanced by walking, riding or rolling rather
With the growing participation of athletes with disabilities in competitive sports, there is an increased need for specialized nutritional support
“Our kids won’t want to do that; they don’t like to exercise.” When I first proposed an exercise program for
There is little doubt that our brain changes as we age, with changes in structure that contribute to cognitive decline
The field of exercise and cancer (exercise oncology) has a long history. In 1911, findings were published documenting that being
The team physician commonly encounters musculoskeletal injuries resulting from athletic activities, including during practice, training and competition. The most common
For young researchers, the excitement of publishing is often overshadowed by the questions “Will my work reach a wider audience,
A common definition of fatigue is a “subjective lack of physical and/or mental energy perceived to interfere with usual or
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