Posts Tagged ‘strength training’

The Key to Returning to Sports after ACL Surgery: Get Strong on 1 Leg

Persistent quadriceps and hamstring weakness after ACL surgery will delay your return to sport.  Weakness of your injured leg will…

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ACL Rehabilitation: 3 Reasons Why You Need to be Doing Heavy Strength Training

There is no guarantee you will return to your sport after your ACL reconstruction.  In fact, 1/3 of athletes never…

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Strength training after ACL surgery

Meniscus Repair: Easy and Proven Rehab Exercises

An estimated 850,000 meniscus surgeries are done each year in the U.S. Previously, we reviewed the keys to recovery after…

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Meniscus Surgery: Simple Exercises for Your Best Recovery

Meniscus surgery is the most common orthopedic procedure performed in the U.S. According to Harvard Medicine, 750,000 meniscus surgeries are…

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Meniscus surgery

Hip Replacement Recovery: 5 Easy Exercises

Hip replacement surgery relieves pain for hundreds of thousands of people each year.  However, some are disappointed because of persistent…

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Exercises after hip replacement

Lunge Exercises: How to Modify Lunges if You Have a Knee Injury or Pain

It can be frustrating when knee pain or an old injury interferes with your workouts.  This is especially true when…

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Lunge exercise modifications

6 Exercises for Upper Back Pain

According to new research, nearly 1 in 4 people experience upper back pain each year.  At some point, most of…

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Exercises for upper back pain

The Benefits of Electrical Stimulation after Knee Replacement

The success of your knee replacement surgery depends on how you progress during your rehabilitation.  In particular, the first few…

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Knee neuromuscular electrical stimulation

How to Strength Train and Relieve Back Pain

Is avoiding strength training with weights best for your back pain?  Many people believe they should not lift weights because…

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Shoulder Labrum Tears: 5 Exercises Before Jumping into Surgery

Pain with or without clicking deep in your shoulder may indicate a labrum injury. The glenoid labrum is a layer…

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Shoulder Labrum Tears