Years ago, strength and conditioning coach Ryan Fritz worked at a chiropractor’s office. The chiropractor would take X-rays of new patients but wouldn’t collect additional data. Diagnoses were subjective, and care was based largely on feel. It’s an approach that Fritz disagreed with – but it’s one that’s pervasive among physical therapists, athletic trainers and coaches. Time and again, Fritz has seen his peers overlook the root cause of a client’s pain or misunderstand what

When most people think of improving their bone health, they often consider things like diet and supplements first. While calcium and...