Objective To present athletic trainers with recommendations for the content and
administration of the preparticipation physical examination (PPE) as well as considerations …

Diagnostic ultrasound is a valuable imaging tool that is slowly gaining in popularity among
sports medicine clinicians. Commonly referred to as “musculoskeletal ultrasound,” its …

We developed a distance-based interval throwing pro gram for Little League-aged athletes
(9 to 12 years) to be used in training and rehabilitation. The timing and repetition parameters …

Objective: To demonstrate a comparative diagnostic approach between magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) and musculoskeletal ultrasound for detecting UCL trauma of the elbow in a …

OBJECTIVE: Standard protective athletic equipment used in collision sports such as
American football poses a unique challenge to rescuers because they block access to both …

Abstract Wenos, DL, and JG Konin. Controlled warm-up intensity enhances hip range of
motion. J. Strength Cond. Res. 18 (3): 529–533. 2004.—Acute effects of active and passive …

VERUSE INJURIES SUCH as muscle strains are considered common pathologies primarily
in athletes who participate in extremity-dominated sports. When athletes are withheld from …

Objective: To present a method of describing the concept of “learning over time” with respect
to its implementation into an athletic training education program curriculum. Background …

Background Sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death in competitive athletes
during sport, and screening strategies for the prevention of sudden cardiac death are …

Rehabilitation plays an integral role when it comes to managing sports injuries in a safe and
timely manner. Doing so competently allows for a greater chance of quick recovery and …