Treating the Athlete
Pitching in Stitches
How did Curt Schilling help the Red Sox win the 2004 World Series with a ruptured tendon in his ankle? And what did his postseason surgery and rehab entail? It's all here.
By R.J. Anderson

Optimum Performance
Stretching The Field
At Boston College, coaches are making flexibility a focal point of their strength and conditioning program -- with great results.
By Ellyn Robinson

Management
Coping with Coach Difficult
One of the hardest parts of being an athletic trainer is dealing with a difficult coach. Seven ATCs share the lessons they've learned.
By David Hill

Nutrition
Fueling for Football
Apples ... Hamburgers ... Cookies ... All have a place in the football player's diet. But it's important that your gridiron athletes know when and how nutritional choices can make a difference.
By Leslie Bonci

Comeback Athlete Award
Back in Business
Kristin Mahoney works her way back from a spinal fusion.
By R.J. Anderson

Competitive Edge
A Step Ahead
Known for its outstanding conditioning program, the University of California, Santa Barbara men's soccer team is adding strength to its regimen.
By Alison Parakh & Leo Chappel

Bulletin Board ACL injuries ... Hamstring stretches ... Steroids

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