by katherineschipper | Jun 8, 2022
Concussion Rehab: Rest is No Longer Best If you’re a high school athlete playing a contact sport, chances are you know someone who has sustained a concussion or you may have even experienced one yourself. In 2017, the CDC reported that 15% of high school students...
by katherineschipper | Mar 17, 2022
5 OFFSEASON TRAINING TIPS FOR DANCERS Offseason training for dancers can be a great way to get ahead and prepare for summer intensives and next season. A well-rounded program should target various aspects of your training, including strength, endurance, flexibility,...
by katherineschipper | Feb 3, 2022
7 Tips for Athletes Trying to Gain Weight As a competitive athlete and active individual, gaining weight can be a surprisingly harder task than it seems! One might think weight gain can be achieved by simply eating more, but there is far more to it when your goal is...
by katherineschipper | Dec 2, 2021
ACL Recovery: The Work Can’t Stop After PT There is no doubt that athletes recovering from an ACL surgery must participate in some form of on-going rehabilitation/strength training following formal physical therapy. As athletes get closer to their return to sport...
by katherineschipper | Oct 7, 2021
Athletes: You’re Only as Good as Your Eyes 80% of all sensory information comes from the eyes. That’s why in sports, your eyes are the basis of your entire game. However, there is much more to vision than just seeing clearly. Vision is composed of many fundamental...
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