Lifestyle & Wellness
Train Like an NFL Player to Improve your Run
Before working at OrthoCarolina, I was an athletic trainer for the Minnesota Vikings.
Read MoreFrom Cycling to Crutching: Battling back from the emotional side of injury
How one man’s breakaway changed his life
Read MoreTen Things to Know about Being a Physician to an NFL Team
Dr. Patrick Connor, Head Team Physician of the Carolina Panthers, offers his perspective
Read MoreRunning reflections as I turn 40
I turn 40 today. Last weekend, I ran a marathon trying to break four hours...
Read MoreWhen Can My Child Start Lifting Weights?
I get asked this question almost daily, so if it’s something you’ve pondered as a parent, know that you are not alone.
Read MoreRootsRated features Charlotte-area outdoors expertise
OrthoCarolina has partnered with RootsRated for a new online feature that connects users with the best outdoor experiences in and around Charlotte, hand-picked by local outdoor retailers and their networks of local experts.
Read MoreHow Obesity Affects Your Arthritis
Even as countries worldwide have populations that suffer from malnutrition, obesity has become a major worldwide health concern including in the United States.
Read MoreAthlete with a foot injury? Call Dr. Bob
If you’re a high-profile athlete and you have a foot or ankle injury, there’s really no debate. You go see Dr. Bob.
Read MoreGoing the Extra Mile: Helping Care Ring Cross the Finish Line
Each August we take to the streets with our fellow runners for the annual OrthoCarolina 10K Classic.
Read MoreThe Ultimate List: Our Top 50 Tips for Running Your First Race
Running your first race can be scary, exhilarating and everything in between.
Read MorePatience is Probably the Best Quality in a Runner
I spend a lot of time playing the numbers game and weighing probabilities of various outcomes as a running coach...
Read MoreIndoor Cycling and Your Core
Exercise and staying fit is a big part of Dr. David Anderson’s life.
Read MoreWhy the Core Muscles are Different from Other Muscles
The core is the part of the human body located between the pelvic floor and diaphragm, and its main job is to hold and protect your spine.
Read MoreDo you get back pain from sitting at your desk?
Ergonomics and the “90-90-90 Position”: Why ‘how’ you sit is so important
Read MoreFit Tip Friday - Mountain Climbers
Mountain climbers are a plyometric exercise that work your core muscles as well as upper and lower body muscles for overall strength.
Read MoreRunning + Beer: A Hoppy Way to Work Out
Most of us don’t typically associate beer with exercise, but there might actually be a few good reasons to enjoy a pint or two after your run
Read MoreWhat Time of Day is Best to Work Out?
It really depends on who you ask, but more importantly, it really depends on you.
Read MoreAlternative Fitness and Fun
We all know the benefits of a good workout, but for some, staying motivated can be challenging.
Read MoreFit Tip Friday – Training the Posterior (Back) Muscle Groups
Our back is made up of a group of muscles that work together to support our everyday activities like lifting children, running , and even sitting at our desk with good posture.
Read MoreWhat do learning, statistics and sports scores have in common?
Char Meck Schools and OrthoCarolina bringing new STEM program to high school athletics
Read MoreFit Tip Friday — Side Bridge
Core exercises are important for everyone, but people with lower back pain can especially benefit from extra focus on the core.
Read MoreChow Down Like Your Doc -- What Our Physicians Eat for Breakfast
March is National Nutrition Month
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