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Fortunately, most golf injuries can be treated without the need for surgery. However, if the injury is severe, or nonsurgical treatment does not help after several months, surgery may be necessary to correct the problem. Here are some of the surgical methods most commonly used to treat golf injuries. Surgical Treatment Options Unless the injury…
Previously, we discussed how to prevent common golf injuries, but what do you do if you’re already injured? In many cases, golf injuries can be resolved with conservative, nonsurgical treatment options. Follow these tips, and you will be back on the course in no time! What to Do If You Are Injured Golfers commonly injure…
Golf is a sport that is often regarded as having a low risk of injury. While it is true that more high-impact sports like football and soccer have a greater risk of injury, golfers get injured too. Let’s go over some of the most common golf injuries and what you can do to prevent them….
After being stuck inside all winter, it feels great to get outside and enjoy the warm weather by participating in summer sports. Don’t let back injuries keep you on the sidelines. Here are some tips on how to minimize your risk of back pain and injury while enjoying summer sports. Swimming Use proper form. Hold…
Herniated discs occur frequently in athletes and non-athletes alike, and are in fact a common cause of back pain. However, if an athlete gets a herniated disc, he could potentially be out for months—not the ideal situation in the middle of the season. Famous athletes Tony Romo, Tiger Woods, and Peyton Manning all suffered from…
