Category Archives: tennis

Advil for Back Pain, Tennis Elbow or a Rotator Cuff Injury?

I had a parent of one of the young athletes I see ask if I recommended that her daughter take Advil to help with the pain and inflammation from a strained muscle. My first response was; that as a personal trainer and massage therapist, I am not licensed to make such recommendations second; the injury [...]
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Springfield College, Exercise Physiology, Corrective Exercise for Rotator Cuff Injuries, Stomach Flu and Stuff

I was asked to speak to a group of Exercise Physiology Students at my Alma Matter Springfield College last night. It was my third time returning to the campus to speak to current students and I am flattered each time. It came at a rough time as a stomach “bug” has been going through my [...]
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My Knees Hurt, What Should I Do? Corrective Exercise of Course!

Corrective Exercise for Knee Pain I have had countless tennis players come to me with “sore knees”.Well, the knee joints are pretty important to all of us whether we are running around a green, grassy, blue or clay court chasing a fuzzy green ball. Even a couple of hundred yeas ago, if our knees joints [...]
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How Can Sitting On Your Rear Hurt Your Elbow? Corrective Exercise and Manual Therapy Can Help!

Hi There Does this look and feel familiar? Even for those of us who move our body for a portion of the work day must get stuck with the inevitable paper and or computer work. My student athletes are subjected to these postures for 6 plus hours a day at school, never mind meals, transportation [...]
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Busy in Beantown: From 2 Day Workshops to Corrective Exercise and Tennis Training Video

Wow! Back on Monday after a great weekend. I taught a 2 day workshop on the Essentials of Personal Training for the National Academy of Sports Medicine in Boston, MA this weekend. A fun group. Several of them had been to presentations that I have delivered in the past. It was good to see them [...]
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