Groin strains can affect every soccer player, especially those inclined to pivot and change direction quickly, which is a key quality of a good player. The start of the season is prime time for the problem as a lack of conditioning increases susceptibility to the injury, which usually occurs when the adductor muscle is stretched beyond its limits. The term ‘groin strain‘ is a bit of a misnomer, as the stabbing pain that results is a sign of muscle fibres being torn, completely at worst.
|
Related Post
Footballing Fines in Perspective
At least Jason Kreis didn’t call someone a cheat, right? I was guessing the fines in the English Premier League…
Mike Magee Playing Goalkeeper Saves the LA Galaxy
Mike Magee the goalkeeping hero. Lost in all the excitement of the Gold Cup final, the Los Angles Galaxy has…
Eric Cantona The Legend
Marvel and drool at Eric Cantona’s amazing goals and moves. No doubt a legend in world football and at Manchester…
Chad ‘Ocho Cinco’ Watches Ronaldo, Messi
Update: See Ocho Cinco training with Sporting Kansas City of the MLS Real Madrid players were visited by NFL Cincinnati…
The Various Ways to Strike a Soccer Ball
Striking the soccer ball. There are a number of ways to kick a soccer ball, whether that’s trying to shoot…
Featured
Popular
Recent
Arsenal Football Development Summer Camps
May 23, 2022North-East Residential Soccer Camp
May 11, 2022LA Galaxy Youth Soccer Camps
April 1, 2022