Got two minutes? That's all you need to get your muscles ready for action with dynamic stretching. Learn how a quick warm-up can prevent injuries and keep you limber for all your activities. Stretch your way to a more flexible, injury-free season!
Transform your cycling experience by fine-tuning your technique, form and fit with these three simple tips from one of our certified Bike-Fit physical therapist, Tina Postrel. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to peak performance this summer.
If you are among the majority of the population that experiences low back pain, remember that physical therapy should be your first line of defense to recovery so you can get back to doing what you enjoy!
Breathing is a fundamental root of life. However just because you are breathing doesn’t mean you are using your most efficient and effective mode of breath.
Strength loss is a natural part of the aging process, but that does not mean we can’t work on getting stronger. In fact, it means strength training is even more important for older adults.
Recovery sandals are purported to aid recovery after intense workouts or long-distance runs. So, do recovery sandals really work? Perhaps it is a "Yes, and ... "
Tennis elbow is named for its high incidence in the sport of tennis, but is an overuse injury that is common in individuals whose jobs require repetitive gripping, heavy lifting, or various non-neutral wrist postures.
Many people struggle with the question of whether to prioritize sleep or exercise. The quick and easy answer (when you are really in a bind), is prioritize sleep. However, both sleep and exercise are very important to our overall wellness.
If you have pain in your jaw on one or both sides, you may have TMD, sometimes referred to as TMJ. Our skilled physical therapists are educated and experienced in treating this disorder and can help get you on the road to recovery.
The road we travel will have hills, peaks, valleys, and some potholes. Luckily, there are many things we can do to maximize our health and our ability to navigate this journey with more peace, grace, and comfort. THE FOUR PILLARS Think of your health as a house on top of...
If you are dealing with lingering respiratory symptoms after recovery from COVID-19, also known as long-COVID, a PT can help by addressing breathing behavior, mechanics and chemistry.
A concussion affects blood flow in your brain and makes it so your brain’s functions – thinking, reasoning, deciding – are all more difficult and can cause problems they didn’t before. A specially trained physical therapist can help guide you to retrain your brain to perform these tasks efficiently again.
The Temporomandibular Complex (TMC) The Temporomandibular Complex (TMC) is the medical term for your jaw, the jaw joint, and the surrounding muscles that control chewing and jaw movement. This complex includes the muscles of mastication (chewing) and the Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ), which includes tendons and ligaments of the jaw. You...
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned golfer, these cable machine exercises will help improve your swing, increase your distance, and reduce your risk of injury.
Understanding turnout, breaking down myths, and learning about injury prevention strategies, specifically through PT, can keep dancers healthy and dancing longer.
Have you been dealing with chronic foot pain and wonder if you need orthotics? While this is a common question, the answer isn’t always straightforward.
Most women have heard that they should do “Kegels” during and after pregnancy., but learning how to identify and contract and relax the pelvic muscles can be challenging. A pelvic health PT can help.
Baseball demands strength, precision, and resilience. PTs are crucial in helping players optimize performance, recover from injuries, and prevent future issues.
Discover how Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy (OMT) improves breathing, sleep, posture, and more. Learn the signs you might benefit from OMT and how it works!
Shoulder stability is a key factor in preventing injuries and enhancing performance for wrestlers. Unfortunately it is often overlooked in training programs.
While menopause is a time of significant change, it doesn't have to mark the end of your running adventures. With a few key strategies, you can continue to run safely, comfortably, and with confidence.
