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    Main >  Mind, Body & Soul >  Injured? (41)


    photoNSAIDs and Exercise

    NSAIDs are now starting to be used as an ergogenic aid to enhance performance especially before and during long endurance races and longer training sessions. Is this safe?




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    Muscle Cramping in the Endurance Athlete2009-08-07

    Learn about the symptoms, theory and treatment of Exercise Associated Muscle Cramping (EAMC).


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    The Graston Technique and ASTYM - Alternative Treatment of Injuries2009-04-19

    The goals of these treatments are to reduce the need for splints, braces, and anti-inflammatory medications while allowing the patient to continue in their activity of choice during treatment.


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    Active Release Technique ( ART )2009-03-16

    Learn how ART therapy can provide an alternative treatment for conditions such as sprains, strains, tendonitis and tendinosis.


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    Achilles Tendinopathy: Everything You Need to Know (And More)2009-02-16

    What you should know about Achilles tendinopathy to prevent its occurrence and to stop it in its tracks before it stops you.


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    Blister Prevention and Care2008-12-03

    Learn how blisters are formed and some tips on how to prevent blisters and what to do if you get a blister.


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    Saddle Sores2008-11-03

    While not the most pleasant topic, saddles sores are a common phenomenon within the cycling community. Learn what causes saddle sores and how to prevent them from occurring.


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    Swimming Deaths and the Triathlon2008-10-20

    Twenty of the total 25 deaths associated with triathlons as recorded by USA Triathlon occurred during the swim portion of the events. So, what’s the deal with swimming?


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    Training Through Injuries2008-10-07

    Frequently it is possible to continue to train despite an injury, but it can be difficult to know what injuries you can safely train through and how to train without doing more harm.


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    Diabetic Triathletes - Get a Safe Start Into Triathlons2008-09-03

    What effects does exercise have on diabetes? Depending on the level of exercise intensity and length of activity, actions may need to be taken to prevent hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia.


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    Bicycle Seat Neuropathy2008-08-05

    Is your bike seat uncomfortable? Are your parts going numb? This article discusses the important concepts of bicycle seat neuropathy, treatment and prevention.


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    Female Bike Saddles: Designs and Medical Issues2008-06-16

    What are all these new funny-shaped saddles all about? Are they more comfortable than older designs? Will they keep me healthier so I can train on my bike longer? Should I change my saddle?


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    The Biomechanics of Overuse Injuries in Endurance Athletes2008-04-01

    Discussions on common types of overuse injuries in endurance athletes including treatment guidelines and prevention. Injuries include swimmer's shoulder, achilles tendonitis and more.


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    Common Causes of Hip and Pelvic Pain in Runners2008-01-03

    Hip or pelvic pain is a common complaint for runners and can range from severe problems, such as stress fractures or arthritis, to mild problems, such as muscle strains or bursitis.


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    Exercise-Associated Muscle Cramping (EAMC)2007-11-04

    Do you get cramps after exercising? This article discusses 'exercise-associated muscle cramping' including the diagnosis, risk factors and some treatments.


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    Iliotibial Band (IT Band) Syndrome2007-10-03

    The symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, recovery and prevention of iliotibial band syndrome caused by excessive friction of the distal portion of the iliotibial band during activities like running.

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