
Sports / Dr. David Caldarella
A Summary of Sport Specialization in Youth Athletics
Parents and Guardians unfortunately are often unaware of these negative consequences of sport specialization and may feel such specialization will provide a greater athletic advantage in development of their skills and success. Quite frankly, it’s nearly the opposite. Studies show that children and adolescents actually increase their athleticism in specific sports via participating in multiple sports in rotation over the course of the calendar year. It is recommended to refrain from participating in any sporting activity of choice for 2-3 months entirely per calendar year towards adequate rest and “healthy away time” from any given sport of interest.
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August 30, 2018 / ORI Blog / Dr. Anthony Deluise
Dr. Anthony DeLuise and Reilly Loomis, PA-C, join the #BETTER #FASTER Podcast
Otho Rhode Island’s Anthony DeLuise Jr., MD and Reilly Loomis, PA-C join moderator Dr. Michelle Collie of Performance Physical Therapy on the #Better #Faster podcast to explore the role that orthopedics plays in dealing with osteoporosis.
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Sports / Dr. Charlotte Moriarty
SPORTS CONCUSSION
…….The majority of concussions (80%-90%) resolve quickly, usually within 7-10 days. Due to incomplete brain development, children and adolescents are susceptible to an extended resolution period. When concussion symptoms persist beyond 30 days, an athlete is said to…………..
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