Posts by Dr. Marc Robinson, PT, DPT

Introduction An athlete returning to sport after an ACL reconstruction surgery (ACLR) is one of the most challenging decisions a sports medicine team has to make. What makes it even harder is there is not yet any universal return-to-sport criteria for resuming athletic activity following ACLR. No athlete after an ACLR has the same recovery.…

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Right now, your big toe is hurting more than usual. The big toe can easily become aggravated from walking, running, or exercising due to the weight placed on this joint in addition to excessive inflammation. The big toe is one of the most important joints in the entire body because it’s involved in helping you…

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Hamstring injury is one of the most common muscle related injuries, especially with sports. Thus, we have all probably experienced the pain of a strained hamstring first hand. Whether it was just a gnarly cramp or a sudden sharp pain in the back of the leg, when the hamstring is injured it quickly grabs our…

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Anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions (ACLR) are among the most common sports medicine procedure performed in the United States. It is estimated that over 200,000 ACL injuries occur each year, with at least half electing to undergo surgical intervention. While we know the number of ACLRs has continued to climb, even the most recent data may…

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