In a world where surgery is often seen as the ultimate solution to musculoskeletal problems, physical therapy stands out as a beacon of hope. Many individuals facing issues like chronic pain or injuries may believe surgery is their only option for relief.
However, physical therapy offers a non-invasive, holistic approach that can effectively address a wide range of conditions, potentially helping individuals avoid surgery altogether.
Are you recovering from and injury, looking to enhance performance, or simply wanting to move pain free? Enter the world of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy - a powerhouse duo designed not only to address injuries but to optimize your body's movement and unleash your athletic potential. In this article, we'll cover the benefits of physical therapy and how it can be a game-changer for your overall physical well-being.
We know your body was designed to move! Muscles, bones and joints, work together to produce movement and perform a wide range of tasks and athletic feats. But what happens when you stop moving?
In the article we cover the 7 primal movement patterns your body was designed to perform. By implementing these movement patterns into your exercise routines, the chances of pain or injury can be reduced.
It’s that wonderful time of year! Spending time with family, friends, and loved ones as the holidays draw near. A time to pull out those lawn ornaments, put up a tree, and travel to your next destination. Unfortunately, this is also a time when you’re likely doing tasks that your body hasn’t seen since last December. These activities can carry risk when your body is underprepared.
Physical therapy is widely known as one of best ways to manage or eliminate back pain. Learn 5 simple techniques to improve your core strength and maintain your spinal structure.
Neck pain is a common condition that can stem from various causes, leading to discomfort and limited mobility in the neck and upper shoulders. It's estimated that 22-70% of the population will have neck pain at one point in their lives. In addition, it has been suggested that the incidence of neck pain is increasing.
Physical therapy is often an effective approach to alleviate neck pain, focusing on enhancing spine mobility, strengthening muscles, improving postural awareness, and providing education on proper work stations ergonomics.
Technology has become and integral part of our lives, from smartphones and laptops to gaming consoles. While these advancements bring convenience and connectivity, they have also ushered in a new set of health concerns, particularly related to spinal posture.
Nearly 10.2 million Americans 50 years and older suffer from osteoporosis. In addition, 43.4 million Americans suffer from low bone mass. Learning how to counteract the natural decline of bone mineral density can play a crucial role in reducing the risk of injury during your golden years.
Almost everyone experiences low back pain at some point in their life. Poor posture, faulty body mechanics, sedentary lifestyles, and lack of exercise can all contribute to the achy feeling. Sometimes the pain can be more complex, involving an injury or the bodys natural degenerative process. Regardless of the cause, you should follow some basic strategies to help manage the pain.
