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Positive Coaching Alliance: Avoiding Overuse in the Developing Athlete [Webinar]

This webinar was held at 7 PM on Thursday, May 10, 2012, and featured an opportunity to learn from the experts who oversee athletic training and coordinate medical care for the Chicago White Sox.

Insight is provided by Drs. Chuck Bush-Joseph and Greg Nicholson, team physicians for the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls and leading sports medicine specialists at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush in Chicago. More tips provided by Brian Ball, Chicago White Sox assistant athletic trainer, on preventing overuse injuries and the importance of good throwing mechanics.

Positive Coaching Alliance is a non-profit organization started at Stanford University, with the mission to transform youth sports so that all athletes have a positive, character-building experience. Hundreds of leagues and schools serving 5-to-18-year-olds throughout the U.S. partner with PCA to train their coaches and educate their parents.

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An Update from Gregory Nicholson MD

Dr. Nicholson is pleased to continue delivering the highest quality orthopedic care. We are now scheduling visits through telemedicine and in-person visits. To schedule please call 312-432-2351 or email NicholsonAdmin@rushortho.com.

As on May 1, 2020, IDHS has authorized Elective Surgeries in the State of Illinois. There will be guidelines in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff, please see the Surgical Questions Tab for more information or call our office for questions.

We want to assure you that, in unison with the principles of Rush University Medical Center and national recommendations, Midwest Orthopedics at Rush (MOR) will continue to provide you with the highest quality orthopedic care while practicing the principles of social distancing and preventative measures to curtail the transmission of COVID-19.

Our priority is to protect the health and well-being of our community, staff and patients, while still providing care to those who need it most. We will continue to practice social distancing to protect those around us while continuing to provide complete care to those that would otherwise be compromised by any delay in that care.