Athletics

A Tale of Two Athletes

Joe and Steve are both terrific athletes, in great shape, fast, strong, and flexible. For the purposes of this tale, let's assume that they are club tennis players, even though this story can apply to any sport. Both of them have great tennis strokes, and are top players at their club.

Given this situation, how can it be that Steve consistently beats Joe when they play matches together? The answer comes down to agility during chaotic match play.

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Cross Training and Basketball

Basketball demands strength, endurance, and flexibility from its participants. Unfortunately, most people overlook the importance of cross training and its impact on a wide range of athletic endeavors. In particular, cross training can be used to enhance one's performance on the court.  

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NSAID MISUSE COLD BE HARMING ATHLETES

Many fitness buffs and athletes are creatures of habit. One such habit might be taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs before a workout or game in anticipation of pain to follow later. However an Indiana University researcher says this habit could cause more harm than good.

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Athletes With Asthma Need More Help From Their Team Trainers

Very few athletic trainers associated with NCAA programs said that they were following best practice standards for managing asthma among their athletes, according to a recent study.

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NCAA Committee Acts on Concussion Management

The NCAA committee responsible for recommending rules and policies on student-athlete health and safety has proposed a new playing rule for every championship sport that would prohibit student-athletes who have lost consciousness from returning to play for the duration of that day. The Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports, which met this week in Indianapolis, also agreed to a number of other policy-related and educational actions to improve understanding of and response to concussions in all sports.

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