The following is a blog I had started a while ago that got lost and ultimately ignored in the black hole

I had the opportunity to spend the day with Dr. John Leddy, clinic director of the University of Buffalo Concussion Clinic  and renowned

Every 3 or 4 years concussion experts from around the world gather to update all stakeholders (health care providers, coaches, parents and

Our modern day workplaces and lifestyles have increasingly involved seated and sedentary versus upright posture. This postural evolution (or more appropriately de-evolution)

The Carpal Tunnel is a narrow rigid pathway formed by the carpal bones of the wrist and the inelastic transverse carpal ligament.

Recently I had the pleasure or working with a 44 year old former collegiate level hockey player following a complete Achilles tendon

Health care practitioners in the sports medicine community are constantly seeking ways to evaluate athletes for injury risk and mitigate the risk

In sports medicine and rehabilitation there always seems to be terminology, courses, and techniques that are in fashion (and just as often out of fashion). 

Few sporting trends have seen such a steep rise in sports popular culture as we are currently experiencing with barefoot running.  There

  INTRODUCTION  I recently had the pleasure of attending a 2 day course titled “evaluation and treatment of the injured runner” with