Monthly Archives: March 2008

If the shoulder is out of 'balance,' meaning the sequence is disrupted by muscles that do too much or too little work, or are activated too early or too late in the throwing motion, a breakdown of the shoulder or elbow tissues will occur. The big muscles that accelerate the arm get bigger and exert more force while the rotator cuff muscles simply can not slow down, or "put on the brakes" to the shoulder after the ball is released. Two specific shoulder and elbow injuries, the rehab process, and positive outcome after a change in strength training programs to minor league pitchers with whom I have worked are illustrated below. Fads, trends, and salesmen disguising themselves as athletic enhancement professionals slow the process of athletic development and often cause injury to the throwing shoulder or elbow. read more

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WEDNESDAY, March 26 (HealthDay News) — Keeping in good shape is more difficult for older women than men because it’s harder for women to replace muscle that’s lost naturally as they age, say U. The study of 29 healthy women and men, aged 65 to 80, found that women were less able to use protein to build muscle mass — a key difference in the way women’s and men’s bodies react to food. The findings, published in the current issue of the Public Library of Science One , seem to fit with preliminary results showing that older women have less muscle-building response to weight training than older men. High cholesterol levels, low cholesterol diets, lowering cholesterol, LDL, HDL, testing, medication, medicine, cholesterol and heart disease, symptoms of high cholesterol, treatment. read more

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