The Athletic Edge Blog

When do you keep an athlete on the bench and when do you put him or he...

Travis Halseth was stumped. As the athletic trainer for football and l...

When the South Dakota State University Jackrabbits needed a tough, lon...

Even if you're not wearing a FitBit, you probably know someone who is....

by Mary Biancalana For athletes who are training hard, the stabbing pa...

Believe it or not, your smartphone or tablet may be the latest tool fo...

It's the sound no athlete wants to hear--the pop of the knee that sign...

"And he's out for Tommy John surgery"--how many times have sports anno...

It happens every spring as the entire nation tunes into the NCAA Final...

Sports safety standards have often been left up to lawmakers, but the ...

As patients today are experiencing more inflammatory processes due to ...

Playing sports can not only take a toll on an athlete's physical healt...

Want more power, agility or speed--in any sport? The key is to train t...

Subacromial syndrome is the most common cause of impingement syndrome,...

Are young athletes wearing themselves out too early? Sports journalist...

Soft tissue tools and trigger point therapy are going mainstream—and t...

When you’re working with a variety of student athletes, you need your ...

It’s a common enough sight in a training room—athletes, hanging half o...

Any helmet--no matter the brand name or price point--will help reduce ...

This article was originally published by stack.com and can be found he...