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12/28/2012
SportsWareOnLine now tracking 1,000,000 athletes!

CSMi is pleased to announce SportsWareOnLine is now being used by Athletic Trainers to manage data for over 1,000,000 athletes. If you are one of the many SWOL Users thank you for participating. If not - give us a call and find out just how easy it is to record, manage, report, and share athlete information with SWOL. SWOL continues to be the most popular Injury Tracking Software since 1991.

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11/29/2012
New SWOL Mobile Apps Now Available at m.swol123.net

Looking for a faster way to access, edit, update, or share your SportsWareOnline data? Check out the new Mobile SWOL from your web-enabled smart phone at m.swol123.net. Instead of top down data access Mobile SWOL offers task specific access to your data such as Quick Athlete, Quick Injury, and Quick Treatment. Simply log-into m.swol.net, select the App you want, and access/update your data.

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11/16/2012
CSMi Announces New HUMAC NORM2 Extremity & Work Simulation System At Medica 2012

CSMi expanded our Extremity System product line with the announcement of the new HUMAC NORM2 Extremity and Work Simulation System at Medica2012 in Dusseldorf. The HUMAC NORM2 is the first machine meet the needs of the Physical Therapist and the Occupational Therapist by combining the Extremity System patterns with the most popular Work Simulator patterns including wheel/cable column. In the process HUMAC NORM2 has a smaller footprint, updated software, a new color scheme, and optinal integrated EMG.

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11/14/2012
CSMi Attends Opening Of High Point University's Human Biomechanics and Physiology Laboratory (HBAPL)

The Human Biomechanics and Physiology Laboratory (HBAPL) is the home of High Point University's first research institute: The Institute of Health and Sports Science Research Center.

The Institute is dedicated to impactful research in the areas of injury prevention and performance enhancement in active individuals. The HBAPL is also home to our clinical entity: Targeted Enhanced Athletic Movement (TEAM). TEAM translates the research of the Institute into the clinical practice of injury prevention, athletic development, and rehabilitation.

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