The biggest risks in soccer include head injuries from crashing into other players or falls, broken legs from being kicked or just from the stress of the turf, and knee injuries from twists, sprains, and kicks. And, as seen below, there’s always that risk of getting kicked somewhere you don’t want to get kicked.

Ortiz was out for his second consecutive game on Sunday…all because of a knee bruise. This left the Red Sox down to the Rays, 3-0.

Trampolines are incredibly fun for most children and adults. They send you flying up in the air again and again and can be a great form of exercise. However, there is no end to the injuries they can cause, especially when used improperly.

As if moving isn’t already stressful enough, it can result in many painful and serious injuries as well. Practicing safe lifting and carrying techniques is extremely important. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe the next time you move (or help your friends move).

Injuries from playing football aren’t only common, they are expected. And when they happen, they can result in devastating game losses.

ACL stands for anterior cruciate ligament while PCL stands for posterior cruciate ligament. These two ligaments form basis of the stability in the knee.

Explanation and Causes:
MCL stands for medial collateral ligament while LCL stands for lateral collateral ligament. The LCL is on the outside of the knee protecting the knee from being pushed outward while the MCL is on the inside protecting the knee from being pushed inward. Injury to either of these two [...]