These are some useful websites that I have used that have contributed to how my blog looks and how my academic assignments are written.
Provides hands-on physical therapy with integrity and accountability, to ensure the best possible patient results. Useful as the posts are informative and accountable.
A half hour ESPN radio talk show that focuses on the most recent and relevant sports injuries that affect athletes ranging from the professional to the amateur that plays on the weekends. Good as it is an alternate format from the traditional blog.
An international refereed journal published for clinicians with a primary interest in sports medicine practice.
Sports injury blog covering sports injury prevention, treatment, motivation and exercises. This is a great blog that is relevant to my degree programme and what I am passionate about.
A way to stay up to date on the latest in the world of sports medicine & sports injury rehabilitation technologies. This blog is useful as it gives the best and newest treatments and why they are conducted.
Helps to reference things
Helps to find useful journal articles
Helps with getting work reviewed and structured
- Sites.marjon.ac.uk/sportrehab
Helps with prior reading to musculoskeletal assessment
Helps with finding extra resources for essays
A good insight on academic reviews and improving on essay writing
Helps with saving journals and referencing
Makes the development of character better
A good tool to make essays sounding more intellectual.
a good website for finding the origins and insertions of muscles