Tag Archives for Shoulder Impingement
Tom Dunphy – Shoulder SLAP tear recovery
My name is Tom Dunphy. I am the owner and head coach at CrossFit Waterford in Ireland. Ive been CrossFitting for almost 5 years and was previously involved in kickboxing and Muay Thai. In early 2011 I developed a pain in my right shoulder and was later diagnosed with a slap tear. I couldn’t do…
Tags: Cartilage, Crossfit, Ligament, Mobility, Shoulder Impingement, Shoulder Injury, TendonNicholas Parpa
Since my early teens I have always wanted to be a boxer. I had my first amateur bout in 2004 at the age of 13, and after 10 years and countless fights as an amateur I obtained my professional boxing license. Understandably I threw myself even more into my training, excited for my first fight….
Tags: Shoulder Impingement, Shoulder InjuryShoulder Rehab Q&A // Samantha Briggs
At the highest level of sport, injuries do happen. Crossfit athletes are constantly pushing the envelope of fitness, moving heavier weights, faster, and for more reps. This ever increasing volume constantly puts strain on joints and connective tissues, which are much slower to adapt and repair than muscle. Most of the time injuries can be…
Tags: Crossfit, Crossfit Games, Sam Briggs, Shoulder Impingement, Shoulder Injury, TendonCathy Wilson
‘Crossfit Games Masters Athlete Overcoming Shoulder Impingement & Elbow Tendinitis’ I first heard of GLC2000 when I competed in the 4 nations Crossfit competition in July 2014. Other Crossfit masters athletes on the team where already using it and it came highly recommended. “GLC2000 meant I was no longer scared of lifting heavy overhead” I’ve…
Tags: Crossfit, Crossfit Games, Elbow Injury, Masters Competitor, Mobility, Shoulder Impingement, Shoulder Injury, TendonMaintaining Joint Health As We Age
As we age, things that we could once do without a second thought leave us aching and feeling sore. Repeating this process over time starts to cause little niggles or can lead to serious injuries. Aches and niggles can drastically affect our quality of life and happiness. They can stop us pursuing a sport or…
Tags: Ankle Injury, Arthritis, Back Injury, Cartilage, Elbow Injury, Hip Injury, Knee Injury, Ligament, Masters Competitor, Mobility, Shoulder Impingement, Shoulder Injury, Tendon, Wrist Injury