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Especially in older adults, hip pain is often the result of arthritis, a very common illness among adults in the U.S., and one of the leading causes of disability. The effects of chronic hip pain can be debilitating and can limit a person in their everyday life.
Congratulations to Caya Perry from Lee High School. Our Athlete of the Week for November 2017. Caya PerryLee High School, 3.71 GPATrack and Field -Holds Top 5 State ranking and school record in discuss -National Beta Club / National Honors Society / Honors &
Congratulations to Gabe Peluso from West Morgan High School. Our Athlete of the Week for October 2017. Gabe PelusoWest Morgan High School, 4.0 GPAFootball and Baseball -Four-year starter and Team Captain / 2x All-Area & All-Region Team Member -National Honors Society / Dual enrolled in High School and College / “A”
Congratulations to Regan Weakley from Huntsville High School. Our Athlete of the Week for October 2017. Regan WeakleyHuntsville High School, 4.34 GPASwimming -2x State Champion / Four-year Junior National Qualifier-National Math Honors Society / National Honors Society / “A” Honor Roll-Provides free swim lessons to Inner City Learning Center / Awarded by Mayor Battle for work with ICLC
Congratulations to Devin Harvey from Hazel Green High School. Our Athlete of the Week for October 2017. Devin HarveyHazel Green High School, 4.0 GPAFootball and Track -Two-year Varsity starter and team Football Captain -Highest GPA in two classes / 3-Year “A”
Congratulations to Dalenna Horton from Fayetteville High School. Our Athlete of the Week for October 2017. Dalenna HortonFayetteville High School, 4.0 GPABasketball and Soccer -Selected as All-District and All-Tournament basketball player-Girls State and Wendy’s Heisman Nominee / Top 15% of her class–
Over 50,000 people will run in the 2017 New York City Marathon in just under a month. If you’re training for the race, here’s what you need to know about injury prevention and treatment.
Congratulations to Seth Dupree from Bob Jones High School. Our Athlete of the Week for September 2017. Seth DupreeBob Jones High School, 3.6 GPAWrestling -3-Time State Qualifier / State Tournament Placer-Honor Roll / Spanish Club Member-Special Olympics Volunteer / Volunteer to feed the homeless / Volunteer for Autism fundraiser
Congratulations to Emma Stephenson Long from Huntsville High School. Our Athlete of the Week for September 2017. Emma StephensonHuntsville High School, 3.97 GPABasketball -Varsity starter / Co-Captain for JV Team -National Honors Society / National Latin Society / Outstanding Academic Achievement-Student Tutor / Basketball Camp Volunteer / Junior Civitan
Congratulations to Logan Long from Hazel Green High School. Our Athlete of the Week for September 2017. Logan LongHazel Green High School, 4.04 GPABasketball, Cross Country, Football -4-Year starter on Varsity Basketball Team -All-Academic Team (Basketball) / Student Council President / National Honors Society-School Ambassador / Special Olympics Volunteer / Volunteer Church Youth Ministry