Why Injuries Are a System Problem, Not a Person Problem 20 MAY 2026 For years, injuries in sport have been treated like they belong to one person or one department. When something goes wrong, the instinct is to look for who is responsible. I understand that. I have...
Collegiate Athletics in 2026: Health, Data, and Culture Will Decide Who Thrives 14 JANUARY 2026 As we look ahead to 2026 in collegiate athletics, it’s clear that the landscape isn’t slowing down. It’s evolving, stretching, and challenging everyone involved to grow...
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and the Former Athlete: Promise, Caution, and Possibility 24 DECEMBER 2025 Over the past several years, more former athletes have started exploring hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) as a potential way to recover from lingering effects of...
Rethinking Spring Ball: Is It Time to Move Toward an OTA Model? 19 NOVEMBER 2025 For decades, spring football has been a cornerstone of college programs. It has been the time when players get back on the field, hit, compete, and set the tone for the next season. But...
UofL Health Sports Medicine Symposium: Advancing the Conversation on Athlete Care 5 NOVEMBER 2025 In just one month, the University of Louisville will host the 2025 UofL Health Sports Medicine Symposium: Hot Topics in Sports Medicine. This annual event brings together...
A Path Forward – Corrective Biomechanics and Sport Science in Athletics 24 SEPTEMBER 2025 If we agree that strength coaches should not bear the full responsibility for athlete injuries, the next question is: what is the solution? We cannot just identify the problem...
