Lower extremity injuries in figure skaters

Posted on April 2, 2013 by admin

From LER: Over the Edge: Lower extremity injuries in figure skaters Quote: Competitive figure skating today is much less about artistry and much more about athleticism than in years past. Training is longer and harder than ever, while the classic unforgiving skate boot design has remained essentially unchanged. And lower extremity injuries in skaters are on the rise

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Lower extremity injuries in figure skaters

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