
How to Speed Up the Healing of a Buckle Fracture
Last week, my son suffered a buckle fracture during karate and now has to wear a splint for a month. We’re going to try to

Last week, my son suffered a buckle fracture during karate and now has to wear a splint for a month. We’re going to try to

METH is a highly effective way to treat injuries—and no, I’m not talking about methamphetamine. METH stands for Movement, Elevation, Traction, and Heat, and it

Utilizing vitamin IV drips before and after surgery can greatly enhance the healing process. I learned this from Dr. Fred Hui, a practitioner of integrative

When you think of getting an injection to deal with an injury, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Most likely, it’s a cortisone

The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is popular with many personal trainers—but not so much with researchers. A recent systematic review suggests the FMS isn’t a

On Wednesday evening, my 16-year-old client Amanda came limping into the gym. She had rolled her ankle earlier that morning during a field hockey game.

In an interview with Stan “The Rhino” Efferding, the importance of active rehab is emphasized. Passive methods—such as massage, ultrasound, electronic muscle stimulation, Active Release

The modern approach of “rest it and ice it” is not the best way to heal an injury. We’ve known for ages that movement, along

We all experience injuries in life. Minor ones are usually no big deal—you make a few adjustments to your training, give it time, and things

A growing body of evidence suggests that icing may not be the best approach for injury management. While it undoubtedly reduces pain, does it actually