Best Articles of 2010

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In the past I have published a “best of” article that I thought was fun to put together at the end of each year.  I think it is amazing to reflect back on past posts and remember when I was excited when 4000 people a month would visit this site, considering there are over 1000 people a day and 30,000 people a month now!  Here are the top posts this year in several categories.  Thanks again for visiting and reading these articles, spread the word to your friends and colleagues.

Top Posts of 2010

Here are the most popular posts published in 2010:

1. What is the Best Stretch for the Pectoralis Minor?
2. Upper and Lower Trapezius Imbalancesd May Cause Subacromial Impingement
3. Shoulder Impingement – 3 Keys to Assessment and Treatment – this one surprised me as it is only a month old, obviously those posts published earlier in the year tend to get more hits because they have several months to be viewed.  This articles is probably going to be a top article of all time eventually.

Top Posts of All Time

These posts were the most viewed in 2010, even if published in past years:

1. Assessing and Treating Dysfunction of the Gluteus Medius
2. What Exactly is a SLAP Lesion?  Top 5 Things You Need to Know About a Superior Labral Lesion
3. Rehabilitation Program Following Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair

Best Guest Post

1. A New Stretch for the Pec Minor by Chris Johnson, great work Chris, thanks for the nice article and video!

Most Commented on Posts

Articles with the most comments and discussions, it’s never too late to join in:

1. Awful Physical Therapy Articles in the New York Times
2. The Best Postural Stretch?
3. Is Barefoot Running Good or Bad for You?

Top 10 Countries

Here are the top 10 countries that viewers came from, in all this website was visited by people from 162 different countries speaking 87 languages:

1. USA
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom
4. Australia
5. Germany
6. India
7. Netherlands
8. Poland
9. Ireland
10. Spain

Djibouti and Suriname were tied for last!

Most Common Google Search

Here are the most common searches on Google that led visitors to this site in 2010:

1. “Mike Reinold”
2. “SLAP Lesion”
3. “Tennis Elbow Strap”
4. “Mike Reinhold” – I always knew this was a common misspelling, but people searched for this over 2000 times!

Visitor Loyalty

How about this stat from this, over 25,000 people visited this sit more than 50 different times this year, and 10,000 people visiting this site over 200 times in 2010!

Thanks again everyone for visiting and reading all these articles!   Happy Holidays!

Photo by Robert Snatche

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