Swing Strong

Swing Strong

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 14/07/2025

The repetitive overhead throwing, explosive sprinting between bases, and dynamic fielding motions subject muscles and joints to considerable stress, leaving players vulnerable to a spectrum of injuries that can derail a promising season.

Rolling Resilience: Overcoming Injuries to Keep Striking

Rolling Resilience: Overcoming Injuries to Keep Striking

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 07/07/2025

Despite Bowling's friendly atmosphere, bowling involves repetitive motions and physical demands that can lead to a range of injuries. Coaches, players, and fans alike recognize that behind the smiles lies a discipline of hard work and recovery.

Midwest Magic: Des Moines 70.3 Inspires Athletes Across All Divisions

Midwest Magic: Des Moines 70.3 Inspires Athletes Across All Divisions

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 18/06/2025

On a sun-drenched June morning, Des Moines pulsed with energy as athletes dove into the IRONMAN 70.3 challenge—1.2 miles in Gray’s Lake, 56 rolling miles on the bike, and a grand finale run past the historic courthouse.

Galloping Through Challenges: Pain and Perseverance in Equestrian Sports

Galloping Through Challenges: Pain and Perseverance in Equestrian Sports

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 16/06/2025

Equestrian sports are a harmonious blend of athleticism, skill, and deep connection with horses.

Keeping Weekend Warriors Pain-Free in Golf & Tennis

Keeping Weekend Warriors Pain-Free in Golf & Tennis

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 19/05/2025

You enjoy the game, the camaraderie, and the challenge of refining your skills on the court or the green. However, the repetitive motions and overuse inherent in both golf and tennis can lead to common strains and overuse injuries.

Sledding and Snow Tubing: Thrills, Skills, and Preparation

Sledding and Snow Tubing: Thrills, Skills, and Preparation

Hands On Sports Therapy
Published on: 12/05/2025

Sledding and snow tubing offer winter enthusiasts the joy of speed and laughter, but these activities require more than just a sense of adventure.