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Biomechanical Analysis of Fundamental Human Movements

What determines your running style?

Low Back Disorders-2nd Edition

Reduce back troubles during prolonged sitting.

Dance Anatomy and Kinesiology

The instruction to �use more of the back of your leg� is sometimes employed by teachers to encourage greater use of the hamstring muscles when the feet are weight bearing, particularly when the teacher feels that the student is overusing the �front of the legs� (quadriceps femoris).

Vegetarian Sports Nutrition eBook

If you look at the information presented in most exercise physiology and sports nutrition books, you will notice an obvious omission of discussions of muscle cramps.

Examination of Musculoskeletal Injuries With Web Resource-3rd Edition

Systematically examine patients who are unconscious for no known reason, proceeding from searching for life-threatening conditions to identifying potential signs and symptoms that may reveal the cause for unconsciousness.

Therapeutic Exercise for Musculoskeletal Injuries-3rd Edition

Pitching has been investigated more thoroughly than any other overhead activity, with the shoulder most often the primary focus.

The Strength Training Anatomy Workout

You should organize this notebook so that each day of training corresponds to a section of the notebook.

Reversing the Obesogenic Environment eBook

Many factors influence whether people use physical activity resources. In this chapter we discuss the more common factors examined in the research literature, including those we think are the strongest predictors of physical activity resource use: accessibility, proximity, safety, and the presence and quality of features and amenities, aesthetics, and incivilities.

Postural Assessment eBook

Good posture requires a person to maintain the alignment of certain body parts; poor posture is often acknowledged as a cause of musculoskeletal pain, joint restriction or general discomfort.

Massage Therapy eBook

CRs have the same basic structure as other research articles, but also have some unique features.

Articles and Links

	An athletic trainer's role for sport nutrition Balanced meals provide all of the nutritional requirements to be healthy and perform well.
	Cultural competence in sports medicine: Unpacking the gym bag Listen as Rene Revis Shingles explores the "baggage" that sports medicine professionals carry around each day and how it impacts the way you view yourself and the way you view and treat patients.
	Learn strap taping technique to combat common ankle injuries This technique is effective for treating plantar fasciitis, frequent ankle sprains or weak ankles, ankle or foot tendinitis, shin splints, “fallen arches” (pronated feet), tarsal coalition, calcaneal bursitis, and Achilles tendinitis and is also effective for ankle fracture rehabilitation.
	Planning for a preevent massage The primary purpose of preevent massage is to assist an athlete in preparing for a competition or workout at an event site.
	Susan Hillman discusses her text, Core Concepts in Athletic Training and Therapy Listen to an interview where editor Susan Hillman answers questions about her text.