Return to Sport Criteria: Why “Finished Rehab” Is Not the Finish Line
“But…I’ve been told I can play again” . This blog stems from a personal experience where I’ve had an influx of cases of athletes coming in for Strength and Conditioning …
The Injury Paradox: Why Running Injury Prevention Research Isn’t Reducing Running Injuries
Many runners say, “Oh, I just experience ‘normal’ pain after running. Nothing to worry about!” — but this mindset overlooks the importance of running injury prevention. The New York Marathon …
Gait in Knee Osteoarthritis – Abnormal gait patterns & their causes
In this blog, I will be discussing about gait in knee osteoarthritis. Knee osteoarthritis is a leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting over an estimated 250 million people globally. It is commonly a result …
Convergent validity and reliability of a new 2D motion analysis system for quantification of hip and knee kinematics during over-ground running.
Convergent validity and reliability of a new 2D motion analysis system for quantification of hip and knee kinematics during over-ground running. ABSTRACT Introduction: Analysis of running gait is necessary for …
GaitON Case Studies : Measuring rearfoot eversion in walking
Use of motion analysis software to measure the amount of rearfoot eversion in a patient with a history of ankle & knee pain. ABSTRACTBackground: Excessive pronation (or eversion) at ankle …