Exercise is often considered to be the fountain of youth. But for those embarking on a new exercise journey, the task can be daunting. Our exercise blogs are aimed to provide you with actionable resources and education to make informed decisions.
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.
Starting a fitness Journey can be a mixed bag of sensations. On one hand, there's the sense of accomplishment, endorphins, and vitality that exercise brings. On the other, there's pain. But not all pain is created equal. In this blog we'll cover the difference and what signs to pay attention to.
The significance of movement preparation cannot be overstated. This essential phase, often overlooked, holds the key to optimizing your workouts, preventing injuries, and maximizing performance gains. Learn about benefits, techniques, and why you should prepare to move before your routine.
According to the CDC, osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease that affects more than 32.5 million adults in the US alone. Osteoarthritis can affect any joint but typically targets the hands, knees, neck and lower back. Once considered a “wear and tear” condition, we now know that this is a disease of the entire joint, including bone, cartilage, ligaments, fat, and the tissues lining the joint.
Overuse injuries are among the most common causes of injuries in adult and youth sports. But don't be confused, overuse injuries are not just limited to athletes. Any repetitive movement can lead to an injury if the warning signs are ignored.
According to the World Health Organization, falls are the second leading cause of accidental death worldwide. Take an active approach and learn how to recognize the warning signs.
