Jumper’s Knee: Knowing your Jumping Limits
EXETER, NH – Jumper’s knee is a common overuse injury that affects up to 20 percent of athletes who jump with rapid acceleration and deceleration.
Read MorePost- Knee Replacement Surgery: Go Home or Go to Rehab?
EXETER, NH — A new study done by researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery found that patients who go home after knee replacement surgery and receive physical therapy at home do as well as tho…
Read MoreNew Technology Makes it Easier to Detect Concussions in Youth Athletes
EXETER, NH – Concussion detection strategies are expanding with new and easy to use technologies.
Read MoreStrategies to Prevent Falls in Older Patients
As we get older, our bodies tend to be more susceptible to certain risks, like falling.
Read More
Fitness by Favara: Dynamic vs. Static Stretching
When warming up an athlete, the strength professional should assess which stretches will be the most sport-specific and beneficial.
Read MoreAccess Acceleration to Take on UNH Athletic Training Students as Part of Clinical Rotation Education
Durham, NH — Access Acceleration is proud to announce a new partnership with the University of New Hampshire’s Department of Kinesiology Athletic Training Major.
Read More