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You use your feet daily and, like most people, don't give a second thought to them. That is until you are struck with a new pain or notice a bit of swelling that...

Injuries happen to every athlete, and they’re more than just a physical experience. Getting hurt also has many psychological effects on...

Hammertoe is one of the most common deformities of the toes. It typically affects the second, third, or fourth toe and is most frequently seen in people who wear...

Medi-Dyne, a leading producer of innovative pain prevention “Products that Keep People Moving™”, announces the introduction of the Tuli’s® HammerRx™ Support Strap.

If you have experienced chafing and blisters you know how painful those can be and how easily you can go from having a great day to a not so great one. If you are a runner, you know how much of a problem blisters and chafing can be...

The meniscus is a cartilage inside your knee that provides cushioning between your tibia (shinbone) and your femur (thighbone). Unfortunately, the cartilage can become damaged by contact, pressure, and...

Dr. Davidson understood that nature’s design was best, so when creating the Tuli’s Heel Cup, he mimicked the natural padding and fatty tissue we already have in our feet and now the recognizable, multi-cell, multi-layer patterned heel cup soon became the most recommended heel cup in the world.

Growing up in the gym, my body endured a lot of hard landings, pains, and aches. Starting at such a young age, I hit my growth spurts during the years I have been in the sport, resulting in many...

Back pain is caused by numerous conditions, injuries, and lifestyle choices. You can reduce your risk for back pain by...

If you lead an active lifestyle or if you regularly involved in activities that place strain on your knees, then you are likely to experience runner’s knee at...

This is the fourth in a 10-part series outlining some of the most common injuries suffered by runners. Calf strains...

We have all heard that stretching is important. Sure, it’s important for athletes but the truth is that everyone should...

The shoulder pain you are experiencing from performing sports, doing housework, or taking care of yard work may be relieved with at-home shoulder pain treatments.

Everyone’s body is different, and calf strain symptoms can differ from person to person. Common symptoms include...

Can you no longer perform your favorite sport due to an ankle injury? Do you suffer from chronic ankle pain? Ankle sleeves can provide...

Osgood-Schlatter disease is a common cause of joint and knee pain, especially in teenagers. It's characterized by inflammation below the knee joint, at the patellar tendon (the kneecap) and the...

Most lower back pain is caused by improper lifting or other minor muscle injuries, such as a muscle or ligament strain, in the lower back. However, several other conditions could be causing your lower back pain, including:

This is the third in a 10-part series outlining some of the most common injuries suffered by runners. There is..

This is the second in a 10-part series outlining some of the most common injuries suffered by runners. If you...

When we think about water activities its’ often a cool laps in the pool, the thrill of riding the waves,...

Routine exercise is an important factor in maintaining a healthy weight and lifestyle. Running provides a vast amount of benefits, including improved cardiovascular health, increased metabolism...

Aching feet? You’re not alone! While studies have shown that the prevalence of foot pain varies greatly worldwide. Foot pain can and will vary by the individual and the cause of the symptom. Here are some general symptoms you may experience...

No Need to Choose Comfort Over Style This Summer Summer has always presented a time to liberate your feet with...

Heel pain can sideline even the healthiest of athletes. Professionals and weekend warriors alike can end up with conditions that cause debilitating pain, like plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and Sever’s disease – just to name a few. What can you do to keep yourself in the game?