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IBJI Doctor Talks Elbow Overuse Injuries in Youth Athletes

Overhead throwing injuries are increasingly becoming more common as the focus has shifted to increased participation in a single sport. Moreover, the seasons are becoming longer as participation has increased as games are played year round in various indoor and outdoor leagues starting at a very young age without adequate rest. IBJI’s Dr. Priyesh Patel […]

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How To Do the Perfect Plank

Techniques to Increase Core Stability: The Plank By Emily Sluis, PT, DPT, ATC Core stability and core strength are terms that are often used interchangeably when speaking about training the trunk musculature, whether in a rehab or performance setting. Training for these two disciplines is actually very different. Training for core stability requires resisting motion […]

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The Complete Guide to ACL Tears

The ACL – what is it and how is it repaired? Below, you will find a comprehensive guide detailing the specifics of ACL tears – how to identify a potential ACL injury, proper treatment, and recommended rehabilitation of the overall knee joint. What Does the ACL Do? The ACL, or Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is vital […]

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What’s Your Training METHOD?

Method Testing for Endurance Athletes At IBJI, we have an exercise assessment called “Method Testing”  which allows us to determine a unique metabolic fingerprint for each individual. The basis of metabolic testing is determining what is known as your “lactate threshold,” which is when your body begins to produce lactic acid during movement and exercise. Lactic acid […]

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Chicago Bears’ Zach Miller Suffers gruesome knee Injury.

By Jeffrey Ackerman, MD We often see many devastating injuries in professional athletes – especially football players; but Zach Miller’s knee dislocation is one of the worst injuries an Athlete can face.  A knee dislocation involves a severe rotational injury to the knee, often tearing all 4 of the main stabilizing cruciate ligaments in the […]

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3 Ways to Reduce Risk of Injury This School Year

The beginning of the school year is an exciting time. There are new classes, visits with friends you’ve not seen all summer, and upcoming sports seasons to enjoy! But rather quickly, the school year can become pretty stressful with sports activities, part-time jobs, cramming for exams, and all sorts of extra-curricular activities. With all of […]

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Gary Taubes “The Case Against Sugar”

A recent best-seller has great insight into the the history of Sugar and its impact on diet. Gary Taubes has written a new book that details the history of sugar and the sugar industry.  Tuabes has made a career looking at bad science and the effects of sugar on the American Diet.   Here is a […]

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Evanston Woman Feels “Bionic” After Successful Spine Surgery

Like many people, Debra Stewart had lived with back pain for years. Several of her vertebrae were starting to compress, causing occasional discomfort in her lower back and one of her legs. In spite of her back issues, Debra was determined to stay active and fit. She enjoyed her workouts on the treadmill and with weights. […]

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IBJI Steps In When Patient’s Surgeon Bows Out

Howard Weil was hitting tennis balls with a friend when the shoulder pain that had been bothering him grew so intense that tears started streaming down his face. Howard had always been a physically active person. In addition to playing racquet sports, he enjoyed spinning and had run several marathons. Howard wasn’t ready to slow […]

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