Here are the risk factors relate to our female athletes and contribute to their higher rates of ACL injuries.

On average, female athletes are 4-5 times more likely to tear their ACL than their male counterparts. Here’s why…

One of the major reasons that females experience more ACL tears than their male counterparts is that they have inherent physiological differences.

I've been in a unique position to observe some of the factors that contribute to the fact that our female athletes have more knee injuries then their male counterparts

Chances are, if you are a soccer player, you will have to deal with a knee injury at some point. And if you do, let Alex Morgan be your inspiration!

From soccer to basketball to volleyball and beyond, the risk for injury is always there for female athletes.

It's not a secret that female athletes have a higher risk of tearing the Anterior Cruciate Ligament.

Unfortunately, an ACL tear can be a major setback the health and well-being of the young athlete.

Ok, so some people are loose-jointed. But why does it matter? Here's why. Hyper-lax female athletes actually have a 4-5 times higher ACL risk than other female athletes.

We’ve talked about the way some of our female athletes land when jumping as a risk factor for ACL injury. It turns out, it may be more than just whether or not the knee turns inward.