Archive for February, 2012
Chronic Achilles Tendinopathy
Chronic Achilles tendon pain is prevalent among athletes involved in running sports. The true cause of the injury is not fully understood, however, it is widely considered an overuse injury. Anatomy The Achilles is the largest and strongest tendon in the body. It is formed as the Gastrocnemius and Soleus (calf muscles) come together before [...]
New Injury Info Articles
We have three new injury info articles on our website. Chronic Achillers Tendinopathy – by Dr. Stefano Bozzo, HBSc(KIN), DC AC Joint Separations – by Stephanie Higgins, BHSc, MPT Coach, My Knee Hurts (Osgood-Schlatter) – by Amanda Verhoeve, BScKin, MPT
Youth hockey’s concussion woes keep growing
Article in Toronto Star regarding concussions. http://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/article/1133704–youth-hockey-s-concussion-woes-keep-growing
Big Hits, Broken Dreams – CNN news story on concussions
Here’s a great news story (video) on concussions. Anderson Cooper speaks with Dr. Sanjay Gupa about the devastating brain injuries caused by hard hits on the field.
GRSM welcomes Tavish Lahay-Decker to our Cambridge clinic
Tavish was introduced to the field of pedorthics through volunteering during her university career. During this time she had the opportunity to shadow personal trainers, chiropractors and physiotherapists however it was with her involvement in gait training a child with cerebral palsy that sparked her interest in pedorthics. After volunteering with Kimberly Rau, she knew [...]
