Pinching, clicking, popping, general weakness during practice or competition. These are among the most common symptoms experienced among overhead athletes. By themselves, each symptom does not serve as an indicator of injury. In overhead athletes, signs and symptoms of this nature can jeopardize their ability to be effective in their sport – contributing to more serious injuries, sidelining them from participation, and keeping them out of the fight.   FanGraphs.com ’s MLB injury survey data...

Our founder became a two-time national team Athletic Trainer after traveling with Team USA to China and Panama for the International Olympic Committee’s first Olympic Qualifier Series event in Shanghai and the World Baseball Softball Confederation’s U12 Baseball World Cup Qualifier...

One of the very first rehab cases seen at M3 came to us as the result of a Grade 2 ankle sprain; a sprain  that also resulted in microtears along the ligament. With surgery on the table, the patient elected for 6 to 8 weeks of formal rehab and...