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The Secrets of Training Part II – Stages of Training
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Discussions on base training, intensity training, peaking and tapering, racing and competition and recovery and restoration.Fevers During Training - Member Case Study
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Could these fevers be related to my training and increased fatigue? Is there anything I can do to help prevent future occurrences? Or could it just be allergies combined with increased fatigue? Plantar Fasciitis: Ouch! Pain at it's Worst First Thing in the Morning. - Member Case Study
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I have bone spurs in my left heel. It's painful first thing in the morning. Sometimes my heel will bother me running, or on the bike. I feel as if the heel is holding me back. Orthotics and Flat Feet - Member Case Study
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My right foot is killing me (flat feet, wearing orthotics). I can no longer run on it and am forced to walk. After walking 10k, my foot felt like it was squeezed really hard.To Drink Or Not To Drink? - New Study Questions Hydration Mantra
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During training and endurance events, athletes should be careful not to ingest more fluids than necessary.Broken Ankle - Member Case Study
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It sounds like your ankle has seen plenty of mileage and, by the description of your surgeon’s plan, that you have damage to the articular cartilage that caps your talus bone. Training in Spring Requires Preparation - Beating the Effects of Fluctuating Mercury
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Training in the cold can be effective and fun with some planning. Overall, prepare for the environment, stay hydrated and dry, listen to your body and have a great safe cold weather outing.Shoulder Impingement Since I Began Swimming! - Member Case Study
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Often I also see an imbalance in the front muscles of the shoulder, such as the pectoralis, and the back muscles, such as the rotator cuff and shoulder blade stabilizers. I would recommend:Metatarsalgia - Soreness at the Bottom of the Foot - Member Case Study
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Metatarsalgia simply means “painful metatarsal” without defining the cause of the pain. Metatarsalgia most commonly causes pain at the second metatarsal head.Baker's Cyst on Knee - Member Case Study
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Well I have had a knee issue and it seems to be acting up again, Nobody has really been able to tell me what it is other then a Baker’s cyst.Research on the Physical Benefits of Stretching
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Is there any empirical evidence indicating that there are physical benefits to be derived from stretching? If so, what are the benefits?Ankle Pain During Stretching - Member Case Study
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The only time it hurt is when I stretched my left calf. I guess, "flexing" the ankle the way you do when stretching your calf is what was hurting it. The place it hurt is just fore of the ankle bone.History of Ankle Injuries - Member Case Study
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It is very common for athletes who have sustained previous ankle injuries would continue to struggle with ankle problems and disabilities.Serratus Anterior Shoulder Pain - Member Case Study
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Differentiating between the different causes of rotator cuff-related pain is not important initially, because primary treatment for all of them is the same.
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The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) was formed in 1991 to fill a void that has existed in sports medicine from its earliest beginnings. The founders most recognized and expert sports medicine specialists realized that while there are several physician organizations which support sports medicine, there has not been a forum specific for primary care non-surgical sports medicine physicians.
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Iliopsoas Bursitis - Member Case Study