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The Best Ways for Basketball Players to Prevent Injuries

Neely Kate White by Neely Kate White
November 1, 2022
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Jonathan Pierce of Apex Physical Therapy and the Athletic Trainer for Simpson Academy joined MageeNews.com one last time to complete our series for Physical Therapy month and to discuss common injuries among basketball players, as well as how to avoid them.

Pierce said the most common injuries in basketball, as in other sports, are ankle injuries. One of the things that impact the number of injuries among basketball players is the length of the season. While it is often less hectic than football season for athletic trainers, it is also much longer, he said.

Another area of concern Pierce addressed during the interview was ACL injuries and how they most often occur.

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In addition, he explains how science has improved so some remedies from the past are no longer considered best practices, while others have stood the test of time.

Simpson Academy Senior Neely Kate White directed and produced this video as part of a series for National Physical Therapy Month as part of her senior project which focuses on preventing sports injuries in adolescents.

Other Videos in the Series:

  • Preventing Sports Injuries during Football Season
  • Common Volleyball Injuries and The Best Ways to Prevent Them
  • How Runners Can Prevent Injuries

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