I’m cruising around the American Journal of Sports Medicine one day and I come across this paper: –Combined anatomic factors predicting risk of anterior cruciate ligament injury for males and females. Because the AJSM always requires you to pay to read their stuff, to the tune of $36 for this one article, I read the […]
April 20, 2015
Comments Off on On the need for easy, slow, relaxed exercise
This is partially a continuance of my notes on the book Kinetic Control: The Management of Uncontrolled Movement. The rest of my notes can be found here. This is part 5, but drifts away from the book a decent amount. While this post is about slow exercise, I also delve into injury rates in contemporary sports, where humans move as […]
September 14, 2015
Comments Off on Meniscus wedge angles- a genetic component to knee injuries? (why some knees are only built for some sports)