Dr. Knight's Insights

The elbow, being a true hinge joint, is one of the most stable joints in the body. It is formed by the articulation of the humerus, radius,...

We have been discussing infant reflexes, spontaneous movements, and motor milestones in motor development the past few classes. Since Camer...

If you keep up with the NFL, then you know that Peyton Manning just had his third neck surgery in the past two years. This one was more ser...

One of the classes I am teaching this semester is Motor Development, and I have such an invaluable resource to use this semester. Tha...

This month, I (along with my co-author Dr. Weimar) had an article published in the Journal of Sport Rehabilitation. The study examined the ...

This Wednesday, I went down to New Orleans for the 2011 National Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting and Symposium. I presented so...

This summer, I am teaching a new course called "Mechanical Analysis of Human Movement." It is basically a Clinical Biomechanics c...