Strained muscles are among the most common of sporting injuries, and depending upon the severity, can sideline you for weeks. This can be especially problematic if the season is just starting and you miss out on participating in your usual position, giving another...
Undoubtedly, even in mankind’s earliest days, some of the people suffered from RSIs (Repetitive Strain Injuries); a woman sewing skins into clothing or a man throwing a spear at what he hoped would be dinner would be subject to the same kind of injuries that we see...
Patellar Tendonitis (kneecap pain), what is it? Your kneecaps are important parts of that complex system of ligaments, tendons, muscles, and meniscus pads making up your knee joints. While it may seem that your kneecap serves no other function than just providing a...
Whether you cycle for fun, exercise, or competitively, the problem of lower back pain can manifest itself and make you avoid your favourite sport. Cycling provides many benefits for those who like to ‘saddle up’, but back problems can arise from a number of issues....
While casual cyclists may escape the worst of neck pain and back pain, serious, competitive cyclists will be well familiar with these conditions. A combination of sometimes challenging road conditions, inadequately conformed bicycle, and incorrect posture can all...