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Within the general population, the prevalence of low back pain ranks second only to the common cold as a cause of all physician visits.
Posted: Thursday, 02 July 2009

USATF Stretch Study is conducting a study to determine the effect of pre-run stretching on running injuries. The purpose of the study is to determine specifically if pre-run stretching of the three major leg muscle groups is beneficial for overall injury prevention or reduction. 

Posted: Monday, 22 June 2009

Loving the outdoors comes with a few price tags. Here are some great deals on items you can use for your outdoor adventures. All websites provided are secure, of course.

 

Posted: Tuesday, 26 May 2009

This simple sequence helps strengthen the muscles that stabilize the shoulder blade, providing a more stable platform for the repetitive shoulder movements used during swimming and helping to prevent a hunched posture from hours on the bike. Use this series as a warm-up prior to resistance training, or standing without the stability ball prior to swimming.

Posted: Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Luke Humphrey talks about the importance of being conscious of exactly how you train, and why slowing down matters.

 

Posted: Monday, 16 March 2009
Do the following three yoga poses after a workout to increase your flexibility and reduce your risk of injury.

Posted: Thursday, 05 March 2009
Within the general population, the prevalence of low back pain ranks second only to the common cold as a cause of all physician visits.
Posted: Friday, 31 October 2008

Jeff Watters owns Motor City Bootcamp, Watters Performance Enhancement, and is co-owner of GLTeams.com, an event company that produces adventure races and the Bump and Run Trail Series.

Jeff will be writing the Bodywork column in Michigan Sports & Fitness Magazine and OutdoorAthlete.com

 

Posted: Tuesday, 15 January 2008
This short article looks at some of the tips, tricks and helpful hints you can use to help prevent sports injury. It's been put together to answer some of the more common questions we get regarding stretching and sports injury, and details a number of useful sports injury prevention techniques.
Posted: Monday, 14 January 2008
In training for your race goal, you improved your fitness, your attitude and your energy level. This doesn’t have to go away after the race. By setting new goals and other projects ahead of time, you can maintain your enhanced fitness and move on to other running experiences.

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This Month's Magazine

New Kid on the Block!

Welcome to Outdoor Athlete, Michigan's new source for the outdoor sports you love. You can find us here on the web, and in print at over 700 locations across Michigan.

Running, cycling, multisports, paddlesports - whatever you do, you'll find stories about it here along with Michigan's most comprehensive calendar of events.

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All The World's a Gym

It's our tag line, our outlook, and how we approach fitness.

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Learn the Lingo

If you've been thinking about learning to swim competitively but feel intimidated by the thought of joining a group of people who already know what they are doing, it's time to get past that fear. This article will answer questions you didn't know you had, and give you the confidence to jump in and start swimming.

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Healing Inflammation the Natural Way

Whether you are a professional athlete or a fitness enthusiast, the muscle soreness and joint pain in the 12- to 48-hour time frame after a vigorous workout can serve as a major frustration. The good news is that this muscle pain often indicates a positive training adaptation that leads to greater stamina and strength.

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