Sources in Sports Medicine

• AMA Standard Nomenclature of Athletic Injuries
• Dictionary of Sports Injuries and Disorders
• Dictionary of the Sport and Exercise Sciences
• Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine
• Encyclopedic Dictionary of Sports Medicine
• Facts on File Dictionary of Fitness
• Les mots des sciences du sport en français
  French-language sport sciences glossary. Each entry includes various components, such as the definition, preferred and discouraged terms, the English equivalent, and explanatory notes.
• The Oxford dictionary of sports science and medicine

• Encyclopedia of Sports Science
• World of Sports Science
  Theoretical and practical treatment of all aspects of sports science and exercise physiology, kinesiology, and biomechanics.

• Oxford Handbook of Sport and Exercise Medicine
• Oxford Handbook of Sports Medicine
• Sport Psych Handbook
• Sports Medicine Handbook
• Sports Science Handbook
• Yearbook of Sports Medicine

Directory of Psychological Tests in the Sport and Exercise Sciences

• Athletic clinic
  Four video series on basketball injuries: ankle, shoulder, foot and knee.
• Bones and joints
  he effect of sports on bones and joints are shown as Dr. David Michaely diagnoses and treats injuries suffered by the Harvard University football team. Discusses movement and the human skeleton; structure and function of joints; effects of exercise; degenerative diseases; and bone growth, injury, treatment, and repair
• Injuries of runners
  Demonstrates situations and problems which are encountered in running. For physicians, coaches, trainers, physical therapists and the athletes themselves
• Joint mobilization: Techniques for managing restricted range of motion
  CD-ROM. The first part of the module addresses the core principles for applying mobilization techniques to any joint. Areas covered in this section include joint kinematics, joint end-feels, concave/convex principle, and mobilization and traction grades. Users will have many opportunities to apply the knowledge they are learning through practice exercises that are at the end of each section. The Body Regions section uses video to demonstrate joint mobilization techniques for 55 joints, highlighting positioning, clinician hand placement, and the direction of force. The Quiz is a bank of questions that are randomized so that the user will not get the questions in the same order each time, allowing a complete and comprehensive review
• Lower extremity injury evaluation: An interactive approach
• Managing low back problems
  Demonstrates the proper technique for performing a number of the diagnostic tests and rehabilitation exercises for relief of lower back pain.
• Manual muscle testing: An interactive tutorial
  CD-ROM. Demonstrates the proper technique for performing a number of the diagnostic tests and rehabilitation exercises for relief of lower back pain.
• Myofascial release
  Demonstrates how to perform release techniques including superficial translations, J-stroking, and skin rolling; general release techniques, including the cross-hand technique, the arm pull, and the leg pull; and several specific muscle techniques for treating deep restrictions in the upper and lower extremity fascia. The video also demonstrates sample myofascial scar tissue, the upper extremity, and the lower extremity.
• Professionals discuss the breaks of the game
  With introductions by George P. Morse, presents a panel discussion with George H. Allen and professional athletes on the subject of sports medicine. For health professionals.
• Smart moves for preventing carpal tunnel syndrome and other CTDs
  CTDs can occur anywhere in the body, but the greatest incidence is in the upper extremities. This program walks employees through the three steps that will help them deal with cumulative trauma disorders (CTDs). Covers prevention, early detection, and treatment.
• Spine injury management: Prehospital care of the spine-injured athlete
  Based on the report, Prehospital care of the spine-injured athlete / Inter-Association Task Force for Appropriate Care of the Spine-Injured Athlete
• The Massage therapy video library
  12 video series: v. 1. Fascia & myo-fascial techniques -- v. 2. PST (Physio-sphere therapy) -- v. 3. Athletic massage : a sidelying approach-- v. 4. A soigneur's sports massage -- v. 5. Athletic massage: an overview -- v. 6. An intro to SOMA bodywork -- v. 7. Establishing sports massage in the college environment -- v. 8. An intro to acupressure and sports massage -- v. 9. Sports marketing, a team concept -- v. 10. Sports chiropractic: the chiropractic approach to soft tissue manipulation -- v. 11. Women in sports massage: issues we face-- v. 12. Basic PNF: proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation.
• Upper extremity injury evaluation: an interactive approach

• Assessment of fundamental motor skills
  Different motor skills are analyzed into its component parts. Each motor skill is demonstrated correctly by children with varying degrees of ability. Each child's ability is evaluated in terms of the component parts of the motor skill. Motor skill shown include hopping, jumping. dribbling, catching, striking, throwing, galloping, sliding, kicking, running, skipping and leaping.
• Measuring body fat using skinfolds
  Body composition expert Tim Lohman discusses the effectiveness of skinfold measurement as a technique for measuring body fatness, and demonstrates how to do it
• Practical body composition video
  Teaches how to assess percentage of body fat. Guides viewers through eight skinfold measurements and three circumference measurements, explaining correct technique.
• Senior fitness test kit
  Titles of kit components: Senior fitness test manual, Senior fitness test software and Senior fitness test video.