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Listen as the National Youth Sports Health & Safety Institute joins us to discuss long-term youth athlete development & conditioning, overuse injuries, early sports specialization and injury risk, Hydration, and concussion awareness.

Listen as the National Youth Sports Health & Safety Institute joins us to discuss long-term youth athlete development & conditioning, overuse injuries, early sports specialization and injury risk, Hydration, and concussion awareness.

A new study released today by Safe Kids Worldwide shows that two in five (40%) parents report that their young athletes have sustained injuries while playing team sports. Additionally, one in three parents (32%) reported that their kids have had injuries severe enough to require medical treatment. Listen as we offer the best tips that can help parents, caregivers and coaches better understand that most injuries are preventable and what simple steps they can take to help keep their young athletes safe.

A new study released today by Safe Kids Worldwide shows that two in five (40%) parents report that their young athletes have sustained injuries while playing team sports. Additionally, one in three parents (32%) reported that their kids have had injuries severe enough to require medical treatment. Listen as we offer the best tips that can help parents, caregivers and coaches better understand that most injuries are preventable and what simple steps they can take to help keep their young athletes safe.

John P. Porcari, Ph.D., FACSM comes on the show to discuss Kettlebells, an emerging trend in the fitness industry.

Adam deJong, MA, Cardiology Manager at William Beaumont Hospital, comes on the show to discuss Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. He will discuss what to expect from these types of rehabilitation and how soon a patient can return to an active lifestyle.

Adam deJong, MA, Cardiology Manager at William Beaumont Hospital, comes on the show to discuss Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. He will discuss what to expect from these types of rehabilitation and how soon a patient can return to an active lifestyle.

Adam deJong, MA, Cardiology Manager at William Beaumont Hospital, comes on the show to discuss Active Gaming. He will discuss the benefits for different populations, what products are available for consumers, and what are the pros and cons of each?

Exercise is Medicine is ACSM's global initiative to make physical activity and exercise a standard part of a global disease prevention and treatment medical paradigm. Listen as we discuss The New Exercise is Medicine® Credential for health/fitness professionals.

Exercise is Medicine is ACSM's global initiative to make physical activity and exercise a standard part of a global disease prevention and treatment medical paradigm. Listen as we discuss The New Exercise is Medicine® Credential for health/fitness professionals.

Trainers walk a fine line when advising their clients. Listen in as we examine the 8 Health Lies Trainers Tell You, and break down the “helpful” advice that may actually hurt you—and how to distinguish between the two.

The largest woman's only race in the country -- with more than 10,000 women registered -- will take place on Sunday, April 15 in New York City's Central Park and will be hosted for the second time by Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Listen as we discuss the excitement behind thousands of women coming together in an event for Womens Health!

Listen to Dr. Jordan Metzl, one of the nation’s leading sports medicine physicians, as he helps us through some of the most annoying and easiest to fix sports maladies with some easy-to-follow strategies for effective self-treatment.

Listen to this very informative show as we take a look at the 5 most common sports injuries and how athletes can treat themselves at home.

Listen in as we discuss how to get great results with out all the expensive equipment. Learn how to exercise after surgery and what are the best ways to work your core with the ball and the Bozu!