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5 Tips To Prevent Back Pain from Backpacks
It's that time of year again...back to school and back to backpacks. Take a load off your kid's shoulders with these safety tips!
Stay in Your Lane - Ego vs. Injury in Athletes
You know that feeling...you're in the middle of run or a Crossfit class workout and your body's telling you something's not quite right, but your ego is telling you to keep going.
Tackle Arthritis and Knee Pain to Stay Active
After many years of untreated knee arthritis, a couple years of low back issues, weight gain, and an increasing lack of physical activity, I was starting to have problems ambulating. Walking just a few blocks was becoming difficult. I needed to get my lower extremities in much better shape. At 63 years old, I'm way too young to be having ambulation problems.
Combat Depression With Exercise
Imagine going to the doctor with symptoms of depression and she hands you a new prescription: Do two sets of squats, 15 bicep curls, 10 laps around the track and call me in the morning.
This Golfer Chooses Physical Therapy Over Pain Every Time
After shoulder surgery, lower back pain, and a knee replacement, Albert still hasn't lost his positivity! In fact, it's what keeps him coming back (and thriving). Read more about our POM's physical therapy journey here.
How to make your upper back more flexible in 3 quick moves
Today we focused on increasing the available range of motion in your upper back with open books on a foam roller and spine rotations. Watch the full video here!
4 NFL Teams Who Love NormaTec Recovery Boots as much as we do!
Professional athletes from the NBA to the NFL use NormaTec Recovery as staples in training. Read about how these 4 NFL Teams use the technology in rooms dedicated to it:
Celebrate Heart Month with these 4 Exercises
According to the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) guidelines, exercise for optimal heart health should consist of four parts; cardiovascular exercise, resistance exercise, flexibility exercise, and neuromuscular exercise. Here are some ways to work in each:
Exercising After Baby
Congratulations on the newest addition to your family! Whether you’re a first time mom or a seasoned veteran, having a new baby can be a challenging time. Exercising may or may not be on the forefront of your mind; however it’s really great for both you and baby.
From a Cane to CrossFit
Strong, determined, and fierce are just a few words I would use to describe our next patient of the month, Isha!