What’s up ? This is THE stephane ANDRE. With my training, I’m interested in biomechanics to avoid injuries. I read « Sport Medicine Media Guide » and I learned some good stuff. SLAP is an acronym for superior labrum anterior to posterior. The labrum is a rim of tissue that adds depth to the bony socket of the […]
What’s up ? This is THE stephane ANDRE. With my training, I’m interested in biomechanics to avoid injuries. I read « Sport Medicine Media Guide » and I learned some good stuff. There are 2 types of injuries : Acute injuries and overuse injuries. Acute injuries are usually caused by a single traumatic event. Here are some examples : Wrist
What’s up ? This is THE stephane ANDRE. With my training, I’m interested in biomechanics to avoid injuries. I read « Sport Medicine Media Guide » and I learned some good stuff. Meniscus tear Meniscal tear is one of the most common knee injuries in athletes. This is caused after a contact injury or a traumatic twist. The
The 1960s in the US marked a turning point in national fitness awareness. President John F. Kennedy, a fitness champion himself, spearheaded initiatives like renaming the “Presidential Council for Fitness Club Youth” to the “Presidential Council on Physical Fitness.” He famously called Americans “under-exercised” and urged them to prioritize physical activity. The Rise of Aerobics
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Le président John F. Kennedy était un un partisan majeur du fitness et de ses avantages lié à la santé pour les citoyens des Etats-Unis. Il poursuivit le Conseil Présidentiel de la Remise En Forme de la Jeunesse en nommant Bud Wilkinson en tant que chef du conseil. Le nom a également été changé pour
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