Works Cited

Brukner, Peter D., Kay M. Crossley, Hayden Morris, Simon J. Bartold, and Bruce Elliot. "5.
Recent Advances in Sports Medicine." ProQuest Central (2006): 188-91. UNCC Library.
Web. 21 Nov. 2016.
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This article in my critical essay and it describes hip injuries in athletics in depth. There is
also a case study of a woman who has knee pain. This knee pain is also aggravated by
movement activity. This article explains joint injuries, patellofemoral pain, ligament pain,
and biomechanics. Anterior cruciate ligament rupture is one of the injuries discussed
which is three to five times more likely to happen to women than men. MRIs have also
been helpful in diagnosing injuries and their relative pain in the body.
Frank, Bryan L. "The Importance of Nogier's Advanced Phases for Effective Pain Relief in
Sports Medicine." Medical Acupuncture 26.6 (2014): 326-32. UNCC Library. Web. 21
Nov. 2016. <http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.1089/acu.2014.1053>.
This article is about Paul Nogier, MD, of Lyon, France. He discovered auriculotherapy in
1950s, which was the use of the inverted fetus to decrease pain in individuals.
Auriculotherapy uses pinpoints on individuals earns to find the pain in their body and
decrease pain. Paul Nogier also discovered advanced pathophysiology in Phases 2 and 3,
however the author of the article does not believe these phases do not help pain as much
as Phase 1.

Green, Alison M. My Site. Weebly, 4 Dec. 2016. Web. 4 Dec. 2016.

<http://alisonuwrtblog.weebly.com/>.
This is my blog that I have been keeping up to date with for my UWRT class. This blog
contains information summaries and responses on the novel Anansi boys as the characters
progress through their adventure. There are also posts pertaining to Ted Talk videos that
were important to the human condition and my responses to the videos are contained in
the posts. The last section of the blog is my practicum notes. These notes are important
because they describe my athletic trainers view on the human condition and how she
helps to involve us on her journey. This blog inspired the topic of the advancements in
sports medicine because Kristin always keeps up to date on new information and
technologies so that she can better serve us if we get injured.
Greenwood, Mike, Douglas Kalman, and Jose Antonio. Nutritional Supplements in Sports and
Exercise. Totowa, NJ: Humana, 2008. Print.
This book seeks to describe the relationship between nutritional supplements and athletic
performance. Many more people are going into the field of sports nutrition because it is
now a major in college. Athletic trainers and sports teams are also using nutritional
supplements to attain optimal training and be in the best physical shape. The book is split
into four sections. Section one, is the industrial and psychological nature of supplements,
section two nutrient dense food basics, section three focuses on specialized nutritional
supplements, and section four is the present and future of nutrition supplements in the
athletic realm. The authors note that the information in this book is relevant to the time
period because the nature of nutritional supplements is ever changing as new technology
evolves.

Improving Performance: Elite Athlete Case Studies. Prod. VEA. Improving Performance: Elite
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<http://avod.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=149262&xtid=44670>.
This video was interesting to watch because it went through types of training, planning
training sessions, psychological preparations, and pushing the boundaries. The types of
training are cardio, aerobic, anaerobic, and weight training to name a few. Throughout the
video there are also examples of different athletes who use different training techniques
and they help to describe them. The training sessions are important because the amount of
work an athlete is doing before a game or after a game changes on the situation.
Psychological preparations such as visualization and mental preparing are useful
according to the athletes in the video.
Kent, Michael. The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2006.
Print.
This source would be useful to use while writing a paper because it can be used for
looking up terms found in the other sources. This dictionary covers biomechanics,
exercise physiology, nutrition, sports psychology, sports injuries, and training principles,
which are the subjects of my other sources and the subject of my research.
Moran, C. J., F. P. Barry, S. A. Maher, F. J. Shannon, and S. A. Rodeo. "Advancing Regenerative
Surgery in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine: The Critical Role of the Surgeon." The
American Journal of Sports Medicine 40.4 (2011): 934-44. UNCC Library. Web. 21 Nov.
2016. <http://ajs.sagepub.com/content/40/4/934.full.pdf+html>.
This article describes the role of the surgeon in a surgery and the advances in the process
of different surgeries. There are new advances in in regenerative medicine to help people

recover after surgery. The article reviews regenerative surgery with an emphasis in
cartilage repair and other orthopedic surgery. Natural biological processes to protect
tissue can get in the way with tissue regrowth after surgery.
Slobounov, Semyon M. Injuries in Athletics: Causes and Consequences. New York: Springer,
2008. Print.
This book describes the many types of injuries that can be sustained during sports. This
book is split into five different sections. They are: confusing classifications of injury,
improper planning and training periodization, whole body postural control and balance,
progressive muscle fatigue and overloading, and nutritional aspects. This book seeks to
explain the latest developments in training perspectives that are supposed to keep
athletes injury-free. The book also describes new technology and equipment being used
to make sports safer. With the description of injuries, the authors also note the
consequences of these injuries.