Chris Cwik,Yahoo Sports,Mar 30, 2019, 4:00 PM
With the playoffs out of the question, the Los Angeles Lakers are making business decisions. The team announced Saturday that star LeBron James would sit out the rest of the season.
The move was done to ensure James’ groin can fully heal.
As it...
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Does Weight Training Really Stunt Kids' Growth?
Ever since I was a young kid, seemingly every adult I came into contact with told me that us youngsters needed to hold off on weight training until our minds and bodies were more mature.
They'd mumble something about how it would "stunt your...
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Pete Thamel,Yahoo Sports•February 20, 2019
The highest-profile wardrobe malfunction since Janet Jackson in the Super Bowl hijacked the sports world on Wednesday night. And it may end up more costly.
Transcendent Duke freshman Zion Williamson’s left Nike sneaker blew up 33 seconds into the...
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Do you squat ass to grass?
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Squats are one of the most common & best compound leg exercises there is. It involves the majority of your major muscles; the calves, quadriceps, hamstrings, gluteus, back and abdominal muscles. Studies have looked into the squat extensively to get insight on correct...
You've probably heard that training too much can get you injured. You've probably also heard that training too little makes you weaker and more likely to get injured. This is the injury paradox. Training can both protect from injury and cause injury.
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Overtrained injured athletes can't perform...
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A unique study on injury surveyed 104 Swedish sub elite powerlifters. The study is unique because it defined injury as a condition that causes pain and affects training in some minor way. By this definition, 70% of respondents were injured.
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The “classic” definition of injury is otherwise an...
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Well, so much for all the hype surrounding the matchup of two SEC powerhouses. #1 Alabama vs. #3 LSU! Alabama coasted to a 29-0 win. The only suspense was an injury scare to Bama QB Tua Tagovailoa.
The other big game of the day wasn't much different as Georgia rolled over Kentucky, 34-17.
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Shoulder instability describes a condition of increased joint mobility that affects the passive restraints of the shoulder joint (labrum, capsule and ligaments) and can be broadly classified as traumatic or atraumatic. Traumatic cases result from an injury and are usually present on only one...
There are three types of stretches:
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1. PNF stretching involves stretching to a point, then flexing the muscle before relaxing into a deeper stretch.
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2. Dynamic stretching (DS) involves moving into a stretch and back out of a stretch in a controlled manor.
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3. Static stretching (SS) is...
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For those of you who don't know, I completely ruptured my bicep tendon doing preacher curls.
Since then, watching anyone really push themselves on preacher curls makes me cringe and I have to look away.
It is common for people to go very heavy. You will notice they are unable to...
Patriots QB Tom Brady expects to play Thursday vs. Eagles
Kirstie Chiappelli, Sporting News
New England fans can expect to see Tom Brady in action Thursday.
During his Tuesday appearance on WEEI, the Patriots quarterback said he "absolutely" plans to play against the Eagles in the team's...
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Form is important, but there is a time and place for using a little momentum and loosening up a bit to go heavier.
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Walk into any weight room and you'll typically see people at one end of the technique spectrum or the other. Some lifters are very strict, sometimes too strict as they never use...
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The cool thing about using blood flow restriction training is that you can actually gain muscle by just walking! This study found doing BFR during walknig bouts for 5 sets of 2 minute at a moderate pace made the quads grow.
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❓So when should you use this?
(1) Recovery Days
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In 1978, The Sports Medicine Book, authored by Dr. Gabe Mirkin, introduced the concept of RICE – rest, ice, compression, elevation – for the treatment of athletic injuries. It makes sense to ice down an injury as soon as possible to limit swelling and maintain function, right? Not quite.
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by Matt Weik
I have been an athlete my entire life—ending my “career” in college. I’ve played with injuries, and I’ve trained with injuries. To put it bluntly, I was a stubborn MFer. I wanted to be in the game or match and I wanted to win. Competition drove me to perform at a high level...
Minor injuries happen to most of us from time to time. They can be annoying, especially if you are following a good training and nutrition plan. Injuries can be even more annoying and frustrating if you must take time off from the gym. However, there are ways to reduce possible performance...
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