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Plyometric training is not a jump training; Training guidelines

By Pro B. December 8, 2017 Health & Fitness 1 Comment
The main challenges of creating and implementing the plyometric training are; Preparing an athlete for training base-level requirements. Choosing correct exercise, and technique. Choosing correct intensity and progression of intensity. Eligibility criteria for plyometric training Not many studies have done to...
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Plyometric Training is not a Jump Training.

By Pro B. November 13, 2017 Health & Fitness 1 Comment
I practiced plyometric training for myself and prescribed this training for many amateur and professional athletes. I was practicing and prescribing this effective technique in a wrong or ineffective way for a while until I decided to dig into it more...
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Static stretching before sporting activity may impair performance.

By Pro B. November 2, 2017 Health & Fitness, Research Works 0 Comments
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Exercising Cancer Patients? Some considerations to exercise prescription

By Pro B. October 24, 2017 Health & Fitness 0 Comments
Speck et al performed a systematic review of controlled physical activity in cancer survivors. The study reviewed 82 research works and showed a significant effect of exercises in cancer survivors, during and after treatment. A large effect was shown on upper...
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Consensus statement on concussion in sport; Berlin, October, 2016.

By Prashant October 19, 2017 Research Works, Sports injuries 0 Comments
A must read and must download resource on concussion in sport. Consensus statement on concussion in sport – the 5th international conference on concussion in sport held in Berlin, October 2016. Click below links to download free available PDF files. 2017...
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Evidence Based Physiotherapy Approach for Frozen Shoulder. Post III

By Pro B. October 9, 2017 Injuries and Conditions, Research Works, Shoulder 1 Comment
Read previous posts here: Post I Post II  B) Second phase: adhesive, frozen, stiffness or transitional stage During this stage, there will be no worsening of pain but will be a significant progressive loss of ROM in a capsular pattern. Thus,...
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Evidence Based Physiotherapy Approach for Frozen Shoulder. Post II

By Pro B. October 9, 2017 Injuries and Conditions, Research Works, Shoulder 0 Comments
Read Post I here:  Evidence-based physiotherapy approach for frozen shoulder. Post I   Therapist should be able to customize the rehabilitation program based on each individual symptoms and clinical stage of the frozen shoulder A) Initial Phase; acute, freezing or painful...
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Evidence Based Physiotherapy Approach for Frozen Shoulder. Post I

By Pro B. October 2, 2017 Blog, Injuries and Conditions, Research Works, Shoulder 2 Comments
Frozen shoulder is a debilitating condition with a painful and significantly restricted range of motions of the shoulder joint. Clinically known as adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder can lead to disability generally lasting anywhere from 1 – 24 months (Page et al...
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Clinical Presentation of Adhesive Capsulitis

By Pro B. September 26, 2017 General Health, Injuries and Conditions, Shoulder 0 Comments
The shoulder joint is one of the most mobile joints with an extraordinary range of motion (ROM). Adhesive capsulitis is a benign, self-limiting musculoskeletal condition that has a disabling capability. Adhesive capsulitis, commonly known as frozen shoulder causes pain and restriction...
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Study on Counter Movement Jump Performance in a Force Platform – Part 3

By Pro B. September 14, 2017 Health & Fitness, Research Works 1 Comment
Figures Figure 1.a. Ground reaction force in X direction showing GRF in forward and backward directions. Figure 1.b. Ground reaction force in Y direction showing GRF in sideways movement. Figure 1.c. Ground reaction force in Z direction showing GRF in vertical...
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