Tag Archives: Anterior Cruciate Ligament

Former United States Gymnast Janet Cantwell-Papale is Still Invincible: An Interview – Part 1

I had the opportunity recently at nine o’clock with Janet Cantwell-Pope. She impressed me as someone who has her family and career priorities right. It also provided the interest in life and the renewal of faith that was inspired in two ways. Janet Cantwell had natural athletic talent and a drive to be born in […]

ACL Injury in Dogs — What You Can Expect from Diagnosis to Surgery

Finding out your dog has a major ACL injury can be very overwhelming, not only emotionally, but possibly financially at some point. Understanding what to expect in the coming weeks and months will give you peace of mind. Below you will find some information that I have provided to help you understand what is going […]

The 3 Most Common Football Injuries

Anyone who plays sports can be injured, and football players are certainly not at risk. As fans we have seen players pulled from the field and heard of unfortunate accidents in practice. Keeping hydrated, warming up and cooling down well, and maintaining a balanced workout are all strength training and stretching. which can help the […]

ACL Reconstruction Knee Surgery, the First 3 Days

ACL Knee Surgery, the First 3 Days There are 4 major ligaments in the knee, and the ACL or anterior cruciate ligament is one of these. It is an important ligament to stabilize the knee as it connects the femur bone to the tibia bone. It is very common to injure this ligament while playing […]

NBA Player Missing ACL’s in Both Knees

Dejuan Blair of the San Antonio Spurs is a 6’8″ center with no ACL’s (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) in either knee. Yes, you read it right, that was not a typo. Both of Dejuan Blair’s ACL’s are gone. Coming out of college, Dejuan Blair was expected to be a first-round pick until the doctors checked him […]