Sport Med Corner

In the demanding arena of rodeo, where resilience and skill come together, strength and conditioning play a pivotal role in an athlete’s success. Chris Sharkey, the newly appointed Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team (CPRSMT), is on a mission to elevate rodeo training standards.

Perhaps all your hard work from the past year has paid off and you’ll be competing at the CFR, or maybe there’s another Finals upcoming that you are preparing for.  The demands of competing in multi-day events present unique challenges for the rodeo athlete, but here are three easy areas

In the adrenaline-fueled world of rodeo, where athletes test the limits of physical endurance and skill, the importance of their care cannot be overstated. Among the many supports available to rodeo athletes, the athletic therapists of the CPRSMT are the cornerstone of injury prevention, assessment & rehabilitation, and performance enhancement. 

In the serene foothills of Alberta, amidst the sweeping landscapes that define the Canadian west, lies a golf tournament unlike any other. On September 10, 2024, the Canadian Cowboy Classic Golf Tournament will blend sport with philanthropy, bringing together golf enthusiasts and community advocates for a cause that resonates deeply with the Canadian spirit.

Massage therapy is widely recognized for its benefits in various facets of life, including relaxation, pain reduction, stress alleviation, and its crucial role in sports, healthcare, and community events. In this article, we will delve into how massage therapy specifically benefits rodeo athletes, helping them maintain peak performance and recover

Rodeo isn’t just a sport—it’s a lifestyle that demands strength, agility, and resilience. From the intense physical strain of the ride to the relentless impact on the body, rodeo athletes face unique challenges that require top-notch performance. That’s where chiropractic care steps in, offering a holistic approach to enhancing athletic