Strength for golfers
June 5th, 2020Golfers have unique needs and demands that must be addressed when designing a strength and conditioning program. Efficient and powerful swing mechanics are developed through a combination of factors such as hip-shoulder separation, linear and rotational power, and core stability. Power is developed from the lower body, transferred through the core, and dissipated through the
Flexibility for Golf
May 29th, 2020Flexibility is the most important training tool you can use to improve your golf swing. A successful swing is defined by the relationship of shoulder to hip rotation. Stiff shoulders, tight hips, and stubborn hamstrings do little in helping you achieve an ideal swing. Lack of flexibility can also limit your distance off the tee,
Golf Warm-up
May 22nd, 2020Golf Warm-Up: 5 exercises to help you get back to the swing of things We all know that it’s important to properly warm-up prior to exercise or activity, but so many people don’t before they golf. Which is probably why we see a lot of golf injuries, specifically lower backs. The golf swing is very
Yard Work Warm-Up
May 21st, 2020Yardwork and gardening should produce tasty fruits and vegetables or beautiful flowers and plants, not body aches and pains! Yardwork is exercise and to adequately prepare your body and prevent injuries, a proper warmup should be done. The key is to warm-up before & stretch after! There are two types of activities included in our
Home Office Ergonomics
April 20th, 2020Did you know that prolonged sitting can shorten your hamstrings and hip flexors, contribute to neck and low back pain, and even diminish core strength? The last couple of weeks brought big changes for many individuals, as we’re spending all of our time at home. Now more than ever people are working from home. Take a
Power through Parkinson’s with PRW!Moves
April 10th, 2020Ever Heard of PWR!MOVES? No? Well, It’s Time You Did and Here’s Why! PWR! stands for Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery. It’s pronounced “POWER!” And it’s a modern rehab approach to help people who have, you guessed it, Parkinson’s Disease. What we hear out there about Parkinson’s tends to be some pretty scary, depressing stuff. Even people
Text Neck
April 6th, 2020We are spending more time on devices and it’s wreaking havoc on our bodies. Learn about text neck and how physical therapy can help! What is Text Neck? Text Neck is a repetitive stress injury to the neck caused by holding your head in a forward and downward position for extended periods of time, typically while
Virtual Care & Telehealth
April 3rd, 2020physical therapy from home Our virtual physical therapy or “telehealth”, enables our dedicated therapists to provide an effective, remote, safe, and highly accessible option for you to receive care, especially during this COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth visits allow patients to connect with licensed physical therapists to engage in individualized, home-based treatment programs through a secure video-call
Get Back to Comfort
April 3rd, 2020Are you feeling any back pain while quarantining? You may be wondering, “Why is this? I’ve barely left the couch!” Well, therein lies the issue. Lack of activity can cause back pain! The sedentary lifestyle that many people have experienced since being quarantined to our homes can actually lead to more aches, pains, and discomfort
Get Your Hip and Knee Joints Moving
March 31st, 2020Are your hips and knees feeling stiff, achy, or even painful? Noticing more discomfort in your joints when standing up and moving around? If so, you’re not alone. Get Your Hip & Knee Joints Moving! This quarantine has taken a toll on many people’s bodies, as it has become much more difficult to maintain the
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