To receive our e-mailings with answers to questions on training as well as notifications of our new products, our sales, and freebies you have to subscribe to our mailing list.

May 15, 2009

New article on sports injuries

We are sending to you this information because you have subscribed
to Stadion Publishing Company's e-mail list.

New article on injuries, titled Dynamic Analysis of Shoulder
Dysfunction and Injury, is posted at
http://www.stadion.com/injuries_sports.html.

This article is about finding sources of shoulder dysfunction—the
basis for designing an effective post-injury rehabilitation, or
better yet, an injury prevention program. I know, most of you are
not physicians or physiotherapists, but knowing how a good
clinician examines a shoulder might help you decide who you want to
treat you in case your shoulder bothers you.

Here is a short excerpt from this article:

"The shoulder examination should be directed toward recognizing its
dynamic dysfunction and finding sources of this dysfunction. Just
as when dealing with any other joint, in order to recognize
dysfunction of the shoulder the clinician must first have an
understanding of its normal function. This understanding can be
obtained only by studying normal shoulder anatomy and
kinesiological function, including the role of even distant joints
and muscles (parts of the kinetic chain) . . . ."

Read more at http://www.stadion.com/injuries_sports.html.

Best regards,

Thomas Kurz

P.S.

You can read my recent e-mails with questions and answers on
training. They are archived at
http://www.stadion.com/mailings/mailings.html.

Exchange tips on working out and competing, and discuss training and
performance problems on Stadion's Sports and Martial Arts Training
Discussion Forum at http://www.stadion.com/phpBB3.

Let your friends know about the above-mentioned resources.
Forward this message to every athlete you know.

--
Stadion Publishing
The Most Effective Training Methods for All Sports; Sports Training
for Children; Stretching for All Sports; Mental Training for Combat
Sports; Self-Defense Training—all from world-class coaches.
Visit http://www.stadion.com for best info on training for sports
and martial arts.

Stadion Publishing Home | What's New at Stadion | Questions & Answers on Training | The Athlete's Bookshelf | What Others Say About Our Titles | Contact Stadion Publishing
Register to be notified of free information and new products

© 2009 by Stadion Publishing Co., Inc. All Rights Reserved. This internet site is protected by copyright. Any distribution or duplication of any of its content (text or images) without written permission from Stadion Publishing Co., Inc. is prohibited by law.