Does Glenohumeral internal rotation deficit affect shoulder health in overhead sports?

In 2012, a groundbreaking study, Maenhout, et. al., have uncovered crucial insights into the shoulder mechanics of athletes who regularly engage in overhead sports, such as baseball, tennis, and swimming. The study, led by Annelies Maenhout and her team, investigated the link between glenohumeral internal rotation deficit (GIRD) and shoulder impingement, offering a promising intervention for affected athletes. Athletes performing repetitive overhead motions often experience … Continue reading Does Glenohumeral internal rotation deficit affect shoulder health in overhead sports?

Which rehabilitation protocol prevails: Assessing efficacy in acute hamstring strain treatment?

In 2004, a prospective randomized study conducted by Marc A. Sherry, et. al., the effectiveness of two distinct rehabilitation programs for acute hamstring strains was rigorously evaluated. The study aimed to assess the time required for athletes to return to sports and the incidence of reinjury within the first two weeks and over the course of one year following their return to sport. Additionally, the … Continue reading Which rehabilitation protocol prevails: Assessing efficacy in acute hamstring strain treatment?