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Laughter, Tears, Frustration, Celebration (Book Review)
By Mike Woitalla Note: This article first appeared in Soccer America’s Youth Soccer Insider. Mike Woitalla is the Executive Editor of Soccer America, and a member of Sideline Sports Doc. If there’s a book about a youth soccer coach’s experience … Continue reading
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High School Sports Still Matter- For Now
By Dev K. Mishra, M.D., President, Sideline Sports Doc Today’s post is a follow up to last week’s, and I am straying from our usual injury and fitness topics.Please bear in mind that what follows is one man’s opinion and … Continue reading
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Pay Attention To Back And Neck Pain In The Young Athlete
By Roger M. Lyon, M.D., Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI Don’t mess around with spine injuries in youth sports. In today’s post we’ll look at two situations: injuries that occur suddenly during play, and longer-term … Continue reading
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The Science of Stretching for Young Athletes- Part 2: Dynamic Stretching
By Thomas Henry, MS, CSCS, SCCC Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton, CA In last week’s post we had an opportunity to discuss the benefits of static stretching for the young athlete. In today’s post Thomas Henry … Continue reading
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The Science of Stretching for Young Athletes- Part 1: Static Stretching
By Thomas Henry, MS, CSCS, SCCC Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton, CA In last week’s post we had an opportunity to discuss the benefits of the foam roller for the young athlete. In today’s post Thomas … Continue reading
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The Best Exercise Your Young Athletes Are Probably Not Doing
By Thomas Henry, MS, CSCS, SCCC Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton, CA Note: Thomas Henry is one of the best thinkers I’ve come across in 17 years of my sports medicine practice. Mr. Henry directs the … Continue reading
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27 States Have Concussion Laws, But Don’t Forget About The Rest Of The Body!
By Dev K. Mishra, M.D., President, Sideline Sports Doc Recently, Louisiana became one of 27 states that passed remove from play/return to play laws for athletes suspected of having a concussion on the field of play. These laws are for … Continue reading
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Sideline Sports Doc on ESPN Radio
Dev Mishra, Founder and President of Sideline Sports Doc appeared on SportsMedicineWeekely on Chicago’s ESPN 1000 to discuss youths sports injury management. Audio File (Mp3) : Dev Mishra – Sports Medicine Weekly
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Tips for Cold Weather Sports
I live in northern California now, but I grew up in the Midwest and fondly remember snowball fights in our neighborhood. The ideal snowball somehow required that your gloves were removed and the snowball was formed with bare hands. And … Continue reading
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Finding A Class Or Personal Trainer For Youth Strength Training
Posted by Dev Mishra, M.D., President of Sideline Sports Doc LLC. http://www.sidelinesportsdoc.com/ In our last post called “Is Strength or Resistance Training OK For Young Athletes” http://blog.sidelinesportsdoc.com we noted that the single most important element in a safe and effective … Continue reading
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