Sometimes an athlete passes your objective testing but doesn’t feel ready. Here’s what we do in that case. The post What to Do When an Athlete Passes Objective Testing But Not Psychological Readiness appeared first on Mike Reinold.
How to differentiate between mechanical low back pain and hip pain. The post How to Differentiate Between Hip and Low Back Pain appeared first on Mike Reinold.
A recent meta-analysis suggests outcomes may be the same, but are they really? The post Are the Outcomes Really the Same Between Nonoperative and Surgical Treatment of ACL Injuries? appeared first on Mike Reinold.
In this episode, we review a recent journal article comparing periodization schemes and strength gains follow ACL reconstruction. The post Periodization of Strength Training After ACL Reconstruction appeared first on Mike Reinold.
Physical therapy can span a wide spectrum, ranging from injury rehabilitation, to injury prevention, and even performance enhancement. To truly help people get the most out of their bodies, we need to focus on all three of those. But many of us don’t, and if you’re one of them, I think you may be really […]
How to Progress Rehabilitation Following Hamstring Strains The post How to Progress Rehabilitation Following Hamstring Strains appeared first on Mike Reinold.
Objective testing of strength is important after rotator cuff repair surgery. Here’s when we would start testing. The post When to Test Strength After a Rotator Cuff Repair appeared first on Mike Reinold.
How to evaluate and treat low back pain in weight lifting athletes. The post Evaluation and Treatment of Low Back Pain in Weight Lifting Athletes appeared first on Mike Reinold.
How to understand, evaluate, and treat arthrogenic muscle inhibition after ACL reconstruction The post Management of Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition appeared first on Mike Reinold.
The effect of strength training on running economy and performance. The post Does Strength Training Improve Running Performance? appeared first on Mike Reinold.