Sportsmetrics was recently recognized in a major publication for its efforts in ACL injury prevention. In the April 3rd issue of The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Postma and West reviewed ACL injury prevention programs…
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Dr. Noyes’ ACL Injury Prevention Program Taught Nationwide
On April 20th and 21st, the Sportsmetrics team packed their bags and headed south to Charlotte, NC where we certified 29 health care professionals from Carolinas Rehabilitation under Carolina HealthCare System. Carolinas Rehab is one of the nations largest and most comprehensive rehab facilities. Michael Agnone, Physical Therapist and Center Manager for Carolinas Rehab came to our course in Hilton Head in 2012. He soon decided to get his entire staff certified and ...
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Sportsmetrics was recently recognized in a major publication for its efforts in ACL injury prevention. In the April 3rd issue of The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Postma and West reviewed ACL injury prevention programs from the past 2 decades, as well as risk factors, clinical studies, screening and compliance.
Our 1999 Sportsmetrics study published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine was sited as the first prospective, non-randomized clinical study showing the protective effects of a neuromuscular training program. ...
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Many folks think training for a marathon is a green light to eat whatever they want, but this could not be further from the truth. Nutrition is a key component of any training regimen and especially for endurance training. In fact, it is just as important as getting in that interval workout, long run, or strength routine. If you are eating the wrong foods and not getting enough of the right ones, you won’t be 100% prepared come race day. ...
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Noyes, FR, Barber-Westin, SD, Smith, ST, and Campbell, T.
A training program to improve neuromuscular and performance indices in female high school soccer players. J Strength Cond Res 27(2): 340–351, 2013
Sportsmetrics Soccer Paper, JSCR 2013
The purpose of this study was to determine if a sports-specific anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention training program could improve neuromuscular and performance indices in female high school soccer players. We combined components from a published knee ligament intervention program for jump and strength ...
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Listen to a Sportsmetrics intern discuss his experience working with
female athletes during an injury prevention program.