Chiropractor And Physical Therapy For Dallas Soccer And Indoor Soccer Players

Dallas area has seen a surge in soccer and indoor soccer players in recent years.  According to recent local news articles, there is a surge of soccer and indoor soccer activity in the Dallas area:

 

https://www.bigdsoccer.com/2022/12/29/23530779/picking-the-next-fc-dallas-homegrown

https://www.dallasobserver.com/news/dallas-is-becoming-a-major-hub-for-soccers-growing-appeal-in-the-us-15385644

https://www.espn.com/soccer/united-states-usa/story/4802530/dallas-ground-zero-for-youth-movement-behind-usmnt

https://www.dallasobserver.com/best-of/2022/sports-and-recreation/best-place-to-play-indoor-soccer-14869482

 

However, there are several injuries commonly associated with playing soccer (from UPMC’s article on the topic):

Risk of injury is no reason to not play soccer. Soccer players just need to be aware of the risks and know what steps they can take to play as safely as possible.

Common soccer injuries include:

For athletes who have experienced a sports-related injury, UPMC Sports Medicine’s orthopaedic surgeons and board-certified physical therapists will help to speed recovery and restore function.

Preventing Soccer Injuries

Training tips and techniques

As with any sport, a good warm up is important to an injury-free soccer experience. Sports medicine experts recommend the following routine:

  • Cardio: Start with a few laps to get your heart rate up.
  • Stretching: Focus particularly on the lower body and hips, and don’t forget to stretch your neck gently.
  • Passing: Begin with short distance passing, and then move gradually to longer distance drives.
  • Shooting: Work up from lighter, shorter shots on net to harder shots.
  • Sprinting: Include a few short distance sprints.

Finally, don’t play if you are extremely tired and therefore more prone to injury. Hydration and good nutrition will help stave off early fatigue.

Individuals should consult a physician before beginning any kind of training or conditioning program.

 

Here are some additional resources detailing soccer injuries:

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/orthopaedics/sports-medicine/soccer-injuries.cfm

https://www.sports-health.com/blog/top-5-injuries-male-soccer-players

 

 

We can help you with injuries and pains like those mentioned above.  Take a moment to see just some of the chiropractic and physical therapy services we offer:  Services

When you are ready to discuss treating your pains and injuries, or even just have a preventative plan in place to help reduce the risk of soccer injuries, then you are welcome to call or email us to schedule your complimentary consultation:  Contact Us

 

Our office is located on the Southwest corner of Walnut Hill and Central Expressway (Highway 75).  We are conveniently located to most neighborhoods in the Dallas area:  Neighborhoods

 

Videos About Dallas Area Soccer News

 

We found news videos about soccer in the Dallas Fort Worth region which we hope you find interesting: