Sports Injury

Olympic hopeful Piper Kelly dislocated her shoulder many, many, many times while climbing.

One of the newest stars in the world of motorsports is Sabré Cook, an American racecar driver and mechanical engineer who competes in a number of open wheel and GT events while also working for Shift Up Now. She had a labral rupture in her right hip as well as injuries to her SI joint, low back, and other joints in 2021 while competing in the W Series at the Red Bull Ring in Austria.

A torn UCL is common to baseball pitchers but can happen to anyone who bends their elbow often. Learn the signs and treatments to repair a UCL tear.

If you are experiencing pain in the back of your knee, you may have strained, pulled or torn your hamstring, which can lead to pain, swelling and bruising.

OrthoIndy sports medicine specialist, Dr. Scott Gudeman provides 5 tips to prevent or decrease your child’s risk of having a sports injury.

How do you know if you have whiplash, what does whiplash feel like and what a whiplash neck injury feels like.

The most common causes of shoulder bursitis are overuse or injury. Too much movement puts stress on the bursa, causing inflammation.

Zach Veach provides insight on the benefits of rock climbing and Dr. Timothy Dicke, OrthoIndy hand and sports medicine physician, discusses common rock climbing injuries.

OrthoIndy physician and former World Champion in Kayak Singles, Dr. Renn Crichlow, discusses common rowing injuries and how to prevent them.

Whether you are running a trail race or running on a trail alone, trail running is a great way to exercise without putting much stress on your joints.

Your hip flexors connect the top of your thigh bone (femur) to your lower back, hips and groin. These strains are caused by overusing the muscles and tendons.

Repeated overhead motion can cause inflammation in your rotator cuff, making the tendons swell and “catch” on your upper shoulder bone. This is called subacromial impingement syndrome.