Prevent Skiing Injuries

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Here are some tips for avoiding skiing injuries.

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Can I Avoid a Full Knee Replacement?

How to stay active with
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Knee replacement: Partial can be just as good as total

Knees do not necessarily wear out evenly, sometimes one part of the knee is perfectly fine while another part is completely destroyed. If only part of the knee joint is worn out, why replace all of it?

It is snowing: Are you ready?

Some thoughts and tips about maximizing your enjoyment while minimizing possible injuries, from former US Ski Team and Pro Tour orthopedic surgeon Kevin R. Stone.

Why skiers get injured

There are more than 20,000 knee injuries sustained each year by skiers in the U.S. alone, most of which involved the ACL. The question is why, and what can you do about it?