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Injuries in Baseball Among the most common baseball injuries are those involving tears or other damage to the rotator cuff as a result of repetitive actions such as pitching.If you have suffered an injury of this type, the result is typically pain in…

Using Adhesive Tape For Baseball Injuries Adhesive tape for baseball players can represent a low profile way to provide stability and support to weak or injured ankles and knees. Taping your ankles will provide them with the support they need. At the…

Ankle Injuries In Baseball Ankle injuries for baseball players are an all too frequent occurrence. This is primarily the result of the large amount of running that baseball players have to do. Batters have to sprint at top speed between bases and…

Using Calf, Thigh & Shin Supports For Baseball Injuries Baseball batters are required to frequently make sharp sprints from one base to the next and players can also do plenty of sprinting in the outfield. Sprinting can also cause acute injuries…

Using Elbow Braces For Baseball Injuries As with many sports that involve a throwing action, elbow injuries are an ever present factor in baseball and may lead to a need for elbow braces for baseball players. Elbow overuse injuries tend to mainly affect…

Kinesiology Tape Kinesiology tape will help to relieve sore and aching back and knee muscles at the end of a long game or practice/training session. Pitchers will also often experience sore and aching shoulder muscles and, in some cases, may suffer torn…

Using Knee Braces For Baseball Injuries Knee injuries for baseball players tend to result primarily from the extensive running involved in the sport. For example, players can experience impacts against the joint or twists that occur while rounding the…

Using Performance Sleeves For Baseball A performance sleeve for your arm and elbow will improve your performance of throwing actions such as pitching a baseball or throwing it from the outfield. For baseball fielders and pitchers, the ability to throw…

Using Shoulder Supports For Baseball Injuries Shoulder problems are among the most prevalent injuries that baseball players will encounter in the sport. Baseball pitchers are especially prone to this condition as a result of the repetitive pitching action…

Using Back Braces For Baseball Injuries For a baseball batter, swinging the bat repeatedly at high speed exerts severe twisting forces on the back. This can in turn result in muscle spasms and strains. In addition to these injuries, baseball batters…

Injuries In Basketball Basketball injuries are typically the result of the jumps, sudden stops, starts and bursts of acceleration required as well as physical contact between the players. The jumping, starting, stopping and short sprints place a significant…

Adhesive Tape If you have weak ankles or knees, or have previously had an injury in those areas, taping your ankles or knees may be the answer. With taping, your knees and ankles will have the support they need to help prevent re-injury. Wearing adhesive…

Ankle Injuries In Basketball Using ankle braces for basketball competition or practice will help to stabilize your ankle and protect it against the jumping, stopping and starting that you will frequently experience while playing your favorite sport….

Calf, Thigh & Shin Injuries In Basketball With the sharp sprinting, stopping and jumping that is such an integral part of basketball, players sometimes experiences injuries to their upper and lower legs. Shin injuries in particular can arise. Players…

Face & Mouth Guards For Basketball Wearing a mouth or face guard while playing basketball can help to protect your eyes, nose, teeth, gums or other parts of your mouth or face from injury caused by accidental impact with another player’s elbow,…

Hip & Groin Injuries In Basketball Basketball requires a lot of sharp bursts of acceleration and sudden stops, which place great demands on the groin, hip and quadricep muscles  and ligaments.The result can be sprains or strains of the muscles…

Using Kinesiology Tape For Basketball Injuries Kinesiology tape for basketball players will help to mitigate the muscle soreness and fatigue at the end of a game or training session. In addition, basketball players can wear kinesiology tape during play…

Knee Injuries In Basketball Most knee braces for basketball knee injuries are purchased to help mitigate the symptoms of patellar tendonitis.  Patellar tendonitis, or Osgood Schlatter Syndrome, is one of the most common knee ailments among basketball…

Using Arm & Elbow Performance Sleeves For Basketball Besides speed and agility, performance in basketball is heavily dependent on efficient use of the arm and elbow in performing actions like shooting and passing. Using compression performance sleeves…

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Cricket Injuries Probably the most prevalent cricket injuries belong to the group generally known as rotator cuff injuries. Bowlers and fielders are most at risk here, as the bowling action uses the shoulder joint in a manner very similar to throwing….

Using Adhesive Tape For Cricket Injuries Cricketers place significant strain on their ankles while playing their sport. Bowlers will frequently land on the ground with great force after completing a delivery. Fielders have to sprint at high speed and…

Using Ankle Braces For Cricket Injuries Wearing ankle braces for cricket can help bowlers and fielders avoid injury.  They will reinforce your ankle against the extensive starting, stopping, changes in direction and other causes of stress. You can…

Using Back Braces For Cricket Injuries Cricket players probably experience back injuries more than any other type of cricket related injury. The reasons for this are not difficult to understand, particularly for fast bowlers. Studies have shown that…

Using Hot & Cold Compresses For Cricket Injuries From time to time, cricketers can suffer acute injuries. For example, players can be struck by the cricket ball, leaving what can be a severe contusion. Acute strains or sprains can also happen. You…

Using Elbow Braces For Cricket Injuries Elbow injuries in cricket usually take the form of inflammation of the tendons surrounding the joint. Many people refer to the condition as “thrower’s elbow”. Outside the sport, others refer to it as golfer’s elbow…

How Kinesiology Tape Works Kinesiology tape can help to relieve the symptoms of many overuse injuries . It lifts the skin over injured muscles, tendons and ligaments and allows a fresh supply of blood and lymphatic fluids to the area. So, with the multitude…

Using Performance Sleeves For Cricket The performance of a bowler in cricket is significantly influenced by his or her ability to use the bowling arm and elbow effectively and efficiently. Using performance sleeves for cricket will improve the accuracy…

Using Shoulder Supports For Cricket Injuries In cricket, players perform the action of bowling or throwing the ball throughout the game on virtually a ball by ball basis. So rotator cuff injuries are common, particularly among bowlers or fieldsmen. The…

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Gardening Related Injuries Gardening can be a pleasant and relaxing activity for many of us. It may therefore be a surprise to learn that , just as with sports like basketball or baseball, it brings the risk of a range of injuries, both chronic and acute….

Using Back Braces For Gardening Injuries Gardeners will frequently spend significant periods of time in a stooped or kneeling position, and this may lead to lower back pain. If afflected with this condition, wearing a back brace for gardening activity…

Elbow Injuries From Gardening Gardeners’ Elbow refers to the swelling, tenderness and pain to the tendons of the elbow, also referred to as epicondylitis, or more popularly as tennis or golfer’s elbow.. It commonly afflicts avid gardeners, and in fact…

Overuse Injuries In Gardening Gardeners perform many repetitive tasks over prolonged periods, and do so frequently while in uncomfortable positions like kneeling, squatting or bending. For example, they may spend several minutes or even hours squatting…

Gardening Knee Injuries Gardeners frequently have to spend extended periods in kneeling, stooped or otherwise uncomfortable positions in order to do their work.  For example, kneeling for extended periods places significant pressure on the prepatellar…

Shoulder Injuries From Gardening From time to time gardeners may need to perform tasks that require reaching overhead. Trimming trees or tall hedges are examples of these tasks. Unfortunately, these activities can sometimes result in shoulder injuries,…

Wrist/Thumb Braces For Gardening Gardeners frequently have to perform tasks that involve gripping or pulling, sometimes for an extended period.  For example, they may need to grip and pull small weeds out of the ground. Alternatively, they may need…

Hockey Related Injuries Hockey is a fast moving contact sport and, as such, carries significant risk of both serious and mild injuries. We summarize  below what are perhaps the five most commonly reported hockey injuries. Among the potentially…

Adhesive Tape For Hockey Hockey is a fast moving sport with plenty of inter player contact. It places a significant amount of stress on players’ knees and ankles. If a player starts a game with unprotected knees or ankles that may have been previously…

Ankle Braces For Hockey Ankle braces for hockey will help to protect against the type of ankle sprains players commonly experience. Typically, when a hockey player experiences an ankle sprain, these tend to be sprains of the Anteroinferior Tibiofibular…

Facial & Oral Injuries In Hockey Face & Mouth Guards for hockey players can provide vital protection against serious facial injuries. Hockey is fast moving and somewhat random in nature and involves frequent contact with other players as well…

Treating & Preventing Hockey Related Hip & Groin Injuries Groin injuries in hockey can involve any one of six muscles of the adductor muscle group. Furthermore, if not treated properly, these injuries can become chronic and threaten a player’s…

Kinesiology Tape For Hockey Hockey players  can experience several types of injuries that can be either acute or overuse injuries. The overuse injuries include knee ligament injuries, high ankle sprains and groin strains. Players can manage these…

Shoulder Supports For Hockey Hockey is a contact sport in which there are frequent collisions between players. The collisions can be either accidental or deliberate. In addition, players can collide either with the boards along the boundary of the rink…

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Lacrosse Injuries Lacrosse is among the fastest growing high school sports  in North America. However, lacrosse injuries are a constant factor in the sport, and some of these can be quite serious. The injuries most frequently associated with the…

Using Adhesive Tape For Lacrosse Injuries Adhesive tape for lacrosse players can be a way to provide stability and support to weak, unstable or previously injured knees or ankles. Although orthopedic braces can also achieve this, you can wear adhesive…

Wearing Athletic Supporters To Prevent Lacrosse Injuries Athletic supporters for lacrosse players are an invaluable accessory for protection from injuries to the pelvic area, especially when you use one with a protective cup. The cup can come with the…

Using Back Braces To Treat Lacrosse Injuries Back braces for lacrosse players will help to mitigate the lower back pain frequently experienced by athletes in the sport. In lacrosse, low back pain is usually a repetitive stress injury that results from…

Using Shin Supports To Treat Lacrosse Related Injuries Calf, Thigh & Shin supports for lacrosse players can serve many purposes. However,  shin supports will be especially useful in treating the pain and discomfort of shin splints. This condition…

Treating Hip & Groin Lacrosse Injuries Lacrosse is a fast moving sport that demands frequent changes of direction and speed from its players. These manoeuvres place great demands on the players’ hip and groin muscles. Injures like groin strains or…

Treating Lacrosse Overuse Injuries A lacrosse game requires extensive running and changes in speed as well as frequent twists and turns to keep up with the flow of the game. Over time, these movements can lead to overuse injuries among even the fittest…

Treatment of Lacrosse Knee Injuries Knee braces for lacrosse players will help to mitigate the symptoms of knee injuries such as medial collateral or anterior cruciate ligament tear s or sprains. These injuries are common experiences in lacrosse due…

Wrist Injuries In Lacrosse Hand and wrist injuries have become a growing problem in the sport of lacrosse. The scenarios giving rise to these injuries include a blow from the stick of an opposing player. A second possible scenario involves an attempt…

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Soccer Injuries Soccer is a sport that demands balance, agility and speed in large amounts. It is a great sport for people at all ages who want to stay in great condition. However, even though the soccer injury rate is somewhere between 20% and 50% of…

Treating Soccer Injuries With Athletic Tape Soccer is a sport that requires almost continuous running for 2 consecutive 45 minute periods, as well as plenty of stopping, starting and changes in direction. This level of athletic endeavor can leave even…

Treating Soccer Ankle Injuries For a soccer player, ankle braces can provide support and stability to the ankle during play and help it to withstand the stops, starts and sharp changes in direction required of soccer players. To be suitable for use…

Calf, Thigh & Shin Supports For Soccer Injuries Soccer players spend extended periods running almost continuously and are frequently required to accelerate sharply or to change direction or stop abruptly. This can lead to shin splint injuries that…

Wearing Compression Shorts For Soccer Injuries Soccer is a fast paced sport requiring players to sprint, twist sharply, accelerate and decelerate with out notice. The results of these many challenges to the body include stressed hip and groin muscles,…

Hip & Groin Soccer Injuries Soccer players are prone to suffer hip and groin injuries due to the fast pace of the sport and the abrupt changes in speed and direction it requires. As we discuss here , two of the primary hip/groin injuries befalling…

Using Kinesiology Tape To Treat Soccer Injuries Soccer players can suffer from any of several repetitive stress injuries as well as from delayed onset muscle soreness .  The repetitive stress injuries include ankle and knee sprains, low back pain…

Treating Knee Injuries Knee injuries are unfortunately an all too common occurrence in soccer, due to the pivoting and quick direction changes that the sport requires.The majority of these knee injuries are anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and meniscus…

Treating Soccer Wrist Injuries Wrist braces for soccer players can be a useful aid to healing  wrist injuries that may be experienced during a game. Wrist injuries are commonly caused by players falling onto an outstretched hand. However, they can…

For several decades, it has been an established fact of life that physical activity in the form of sports or other recreational activities is essential to good physical and emotional health. Physical activity helps with weight loss, builds stronger muscles…

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