by Dan Hinckley on May 08, 2020
Sprained ankles are painful, but they’re not at all uncommon. In fact, over 3 million Americans each year experience this condition. An ankle sprain occurs when a person’s foot rolls inward or outward at an unnatural angle. The ankle joint has several tough bands of tissue called ligaments which connect bones and cartilages to one […]
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by John Elder on Apr 08, 2010
Over the next few weeks, we will work our way up the body, talking about your breathing in addition to that rotator cuff pain you’re having at Mile 4 of your run, but this week we’ll take on something that sits a little closer to your feet.
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by John Elder on Mar 30, 2010
I am very excited to be guest blogging for Daniel as he chronicles his Vibram Fivefinger (VFF) journey. I am an avid VFF wearer and have told countless clients and friends about them and the benefit that they provide for overall function and biomechanics.
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