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ISNation will be sharing our platform and mission on the national stage February 5th at Super Bowl LIX’s Radio Row! With our coach and brand ambassador Danny Wuerffel (former NFL Quarterback and Heisman Trophy Winner), we will be live on multiple shows and podcasts. Please see the pictures for the show schedule and be sure

Whether you’re gearing up for practice or a big competition, a proper warm-up can make all the difference in how you perform and how to stay injury-free. Although there is no guarantee to avoid every injury, a proper warm can help reduce the risk of preventable injuries! As a licensed Physical Therapist and mother to

Aqua jogging, or pool running, is a form of aquatic therapy initially developed to assist patients with pre and post-surgical operations. With its low impact on muscles and joints, it gradually became a popular activity in everyday conditioning to prevent injury and improve health outcomes. Since its conception, aqua jogging has grown from a rehabilitation

Developed in 1895 by American educator William G. Morgan, volleyball was created as an alternative to basketball. Designed to be played by businessmen, the sport was originally called ‘mintonette,’ which was later renamed to suit its ‘volley’ play style. Now more popular than ever, volleyball has become more global since its conception in the late

Why is it that when you are faced with losing someone – the significance and impact they have made on your life becomes absolutely crystal clear?  And all you want is just a little more time to say all the things…or get one last hug. My dad passed away in October of 2021. What I

Field hockey is the third most played sport globally – with billions of fans globally. Beloved by many, field hockey has been a staple at the world’s most popular sporting events, such as the Olympics, and a favorite of celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence, Heath Ledger, Emma Watson, and even British royalty, with the Princess of

Athletes reaching the top of their respective sporting discipline can often hit a roadblock in performance. This often leads to them adopting an ‘everything to lose’ mindset. Characterized by the pressure to perform when met with high stakes from previous sporting achievements, athletes can be plagued by overbearing messages that place overwhelming expectations upon their

“Spread out!” – “Spacing!” – These are phrases coaches are constantly screaming from the sidelines at girls lacrosse games. Many coaches share their frustration with teaching their offensive players how to best balance themselves on the field in a way that is easily understood. They consistently ask how to get their players to better understand

In every coaching guide or book that I have written, one central theme emerges: the importance of developing players to be as complete as possible. I picked up on the importance of developing complete players from my mentor, Diane Geppi-Aikes, the legendary coach of the Loyola Greyhounds from 1989 – 2003.  Developing a “complete” player

Wrestling is a widely popular sport, with amateur and professional variations captivating fans worldwide. Although wrestling has a significant modern appeal, its origins span centuries, bearing roots in Ancient Greece. This article will discuss  the origins of wrestling: when it was invented, who the first wrestler was, and just what wrestling is and has become