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11. Rec Softball Players Need to Train Like the Pros To Prevent Injuries by Adam Kessler

The summer intramural season has ended and for many it is a time of having some fun, re-living their days of athletic grandeur, and partaking in many after-game activities involving the recovery drink for many…beer. For some though, it means rehabbing the injuries that occurred during the season. Knowing each season that you aren’t getting any younger, what can you do to make sure a lot of those nagging injuries don’t occur for next season?
12. What Do You Need To Do For Sports Injury Rehabilitation? by Neal Mesnick

Before the world cup soccer started Wayne Rooney had injured his leg and had to race against time to be fit to play crucial world cup games for his country. Sports injury is something that has become part and parcel of a sportsman’s life. With the amount of sports that is being played and due to its increasing competitiveness, athletes have also slowly started accepting the fact that sports injury is something that is inevitable. Sports injury rehabilitation must be undertaken by a sportsperson in the proper way to be free from any kind of injury. Rehabilitation is also a must not only to help a person to be able to play, but also to do his daily work properly.
13. How To Fit In Exercise With Kids In The House by Joey Dweck

Every mother knows that when there are children to take care of, your exercise needs seem to fall at the very bottom of the totem pole of obligations. However, in order to be good to both yourself as well as your family, it is vital that you recognize the importance of the role of health in your life.
14. Add Power to Your Sport Using Your Hips by Lisa J. Allen

Did you know that 90 per cent of all body movements and efforts originate, not from arm or shoulder muscles, but from the hips down? This is the secret of ancient masters who were able to perform athletic feats even in old age. People noted that veteran players who have mastered their sport performed gracefully and with apparent ease, though mostly average in body size. This is especially observed among martial arts experts in the East who bested opponents often bigger and taller than they were.