The statistics are relatively well known: approximately 85% of people will experience lower-back pain at some point in their lifetime. Unfortunately, the general public and the media often perpetuate outdated or inaccurate information regarding lower-back pain. Designed to serve as an invaluable professional resource for trainers, 25 Things Your Client Must Know About Lower-Back Pain reviews 25 key facts on lumbar back pain.

45 Years as Team Physician: Lessons From the Laboratory, Operating Room, and Playing Field features one of the most respected professionals in the field of sports medicine, using words and slides, to recount his journey through the classrooms, the laboratories, the clinics, the training rooms, and the playing fields that he has traveled. The voice explores the evolution of the field of sports medicine's understanding of common orthopaedic-relate... 45 Years as Team Physician: Lessons From the Laboratory, Operating Room, and Playing Field features one of the most respected professionals in the field of sports medicine, using words and slides, to recount his journey through the classrooms, the laboratories, the clinics, the training rooms, and the playing fields that he has traveled. The voice explores the evolution of the field of sports medicine's understanding of common orthopaedic-related problems of the knee and the possible role of surgery in addressing those problems. The voice also implores the need for sports to be returned to the players given the epidemic of over-use injuries and the under emphasis on sport specialization. Show more Show less

Emphasizing the importance of a dynamic and active warm up for athletes who want to maximize their level of performance, this DVD details 101 separate drills that can be incorporated into a sound warm-up regimen.

The (6) presentations from the 2005 ACSM annual meeting Featured Science Session on pacing strategy as a factor in sports performance are included on a single DVD. Almost three hours of authoritative information and insights, featuring: Pacing Strategy: Historical Perspective (Carl Foster, Human Performance and Power Output Related to the Energy Flow Model of Performance (Jos J. de Koning), Brain Control Mechanisms Creating Pacing Strategy (Alan... The (6) presentations from the 2005 ACSM annual meeting Featured Science Session on pacing strategy as a factor in sports performance are included on a single DVD. Almost three hours of authoritative information and insights, featuring: Pacing Strategy: Historical Perspective (Carl Foster, Human Performance and Power Output Related to the Energy Flow Model of Performance (Jos J. de Koning), Brain Control Mechanisms Creating Pacing Strategy (Alan St. Clair Gibson), How Do Athletes Pace Themselves in Very High Intensity Competitions? (David T. Martin), How Do Athletes Pace Themselves During Very Prolonged Competitions? (Alejandro Lucia), roundtable discussion. Show more Show less