Force of Flight: Ice Skaters feel eight times their body weight when they land a jump
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MarieFebruary 20, 2014
Since all skaters at each level practice the same elements and spend pretty much the same amount of time landing jumps, how can you explain the fact that some skaters can and do keep it up without getting any of the so-called overuse injuries, while others get recurring injuries?
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