It’s below freezing on the lake at seven o’clock in the morning, but sweat still streams down my face and into my eyes. My breath is short and labored. My legs and arms are screaming for me to stop, and my brain agrees. Still, I push on backward through the mist and cold, heart in overdrive. Why do I do this sport again?

Rowing is a backward sport. Predawn...

Speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, and physical therapists interested in learning more about improving feeding and swallowing in young children participated in a two-day workshop at Ithaca College. The 51 attendees included clinicians in professional practice in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Ontario, as well as Ithaca College graduate students in speech-language pathology.

Clinicians in the Rochester area attended a three-day continuing education course offered at Ithaca College's Rochester Center.

ITHACA, NY— If music soothes the savage beast, how do you soothe those making the music? Carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive stress injury, back pain — these are just a few of the problems musicians can suffer while practicing and performing their craft.

To help both musicians and medical practitioners learn more about the prevention and care of such injuries, Ithaca College...

Faculty from the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences and the Department of Physical Therapy recently presented at the 55th annual meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine in Indianapolis.