5 Common Sports Injuries That Respond Well to Physiotherapy
If you regularly participate in sports, there’s a high chance that you’re going to have one injury or another at some point. This injury might not even be that serious, but no matter what kind it is, you’re going to need some help and healing to get back in shape....
Rotator Cuff Injury or Discomfort
Each year, more than 3 million people across the country are affected by rotator cuff pain or injuries. What seems to be true is that the risk of this kind of injury increases with age: At age 50, just over one in 10 adults have a rotator cuff tear visible on an...
What is “Hands-On” Physical Therapy and How Is It Different from Other Types?
You’ve been injured and you’re dealing with pain, and maybe your doctor has recommended physical therapy to help restore your range of motion or alleviate your discomfort. Or perhaps you have chronic pain that you’re looking to ease through physical therapy. But there...
How We Build Your Core Strength at Our Physical Therapy Center
In one study following core strength and flexibility, firefighters who focused on improving their core and trunk’s strength and mobility through a training program found the following over a 12-month period: Sixty-two percent reduced lost time due to injuries.There...
The Major Muscles of the Back and What They Do
Back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide and is one of the most common reasons people miss work or go to the doctor. The back supports your posture, protects your spinal cord and plays a major role in how the entire body functions. It’s no wonder this...
Bulging Discs, Disc Herniation: What Is It, Do You Have It, and What Should You Do?
The human spine contains 33 vertebrae that protect the spinal cord and support the entire skeletal framework of the body. These vertebrae are cushioned by a total of 23 vertebral discs in the spinal column, which act as shock absorbers, hold the vertebrae together and...
The Structure of the Lower Back and Why It’s Prone to Injury
The lower back and spine is an intricate working of muscles, tendons, and bones that support the entire body. Every movement you make is supported by another muscle or bone than the one you are using to make that movement. Without the spine, you wouldn’t be able...
Five Bad Habits That Can Lead to a Sports Injury
When it comes to playing sports, we understand the main thing you want to do is just that—play. However, sometimes the way you choose to play and participate in activities isn’t always the best choice, leading you closer and closer to a sports injury. Here...
Why We Are More Prone to Falling When We Get Older, and How to Prevent It
With more than 10,000 people turning 65 every day in the United States, falling is considered a national health hazard. More than one in four adults fall each year, leading to various issues. As we all get older and approach our senior days, we may wonder why we...Free Guide
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