Though it’s tempting to hang up your shoes for the winter and wait for spring, don’t underestimate the benefits of running in the cold.
You’ve already put yourself through months and miles of training; an injury during or after your run is the last thing you want. The team at CORE Orthopedics put together a few of tips to help you avoid injuries during and after a marathon.
Whether you’re preparing for a marathon or fun run, it’s important to plan ahead in order to have fun and prevent injury during race training. We’ve put together some tips to help you avoid injury on your running journey.
Here in the Chicagoland area, one of the best parts of summer is getting back into outdoor sports. However, it’s easy to take on too many games or practices at once, leading to injuries.
At CORE Orthopedics, we take choosing the right running shoe for you and your needs seriously. That’s why we’ve put together a few guidelines to keep in mind when you start looking for your next pair.
With warmer temperatures and longer days, we have the chance to become active and start exercising once more. Here’s how to do so safely.
Soccer is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States. While soccer offers a great way to stay in shape and develop your coordination, balance, and overall cardiovascular health, players should be aware of the injury risks in order to take precautions and stay on the field long term.
Adjusting to the global pandemic has collectively tested our stress levels, our ability to adapt to new ways of living, and changed how we move our bodies on a daily … Continue reading “Avoiding Injury While Restarting Exercise Post-Quarantine”
As the weather becomes nicer, the runners are coming out of their houses to rack up miles, de-stress, and train for longer races. Even a jogging hobby, however, can result in numerous injuries if proper preventative care isn’t taken.
If you’ve ever been engaged in a sporting activity and heard a loud popping sound in your knee, you can almost be certain that you have torn your ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament). The swelling will set in very quickly and it will be difficult to use your knee.
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