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Let’s talk concussions & PT

September 29th, 2020

Watch our Facebook LIVE video with physical therapists and concussion specialists Doug Schultz and Heather Asti. They discuss:• Concussion signs and symptoms• What to do if you experience a concussion (when to go to the doctor)• How physical therapy can help with post-concussion symptoms• The importance of baseline testing• When is it safe to return

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How Does Nutrition Help Relieve Pain and Inflammation?

September 10th, 2020

Are you living with chronic pain or inflammation? If so, there may be a simple solution for you: changing your eating habits. Proper nutrition can play an important role in managing your discomfort. Many people live with chronic pains every day, unaware that simply eating the right foods can actually help them find relief. Maintaining

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Home Exercise Program compliance with our Mobile App

September 1st, 2020

What is a Home Exercise Program (HEP)? A home exercise program (HEP) is a series of exercises that patients complete at home to maintain strength and increase therapeutic gains. Home exercises are designed to be practical, accessible and feasible so that patients can maximize efforts without instruction. Home exercise programs (HEP) are given to all

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Heal my Heel Pain

August 1st, 2020

The most common symptom of plantar fasciitis is stabbing or sharp pain in the heel or bottom of the foot and/or having increased difficulty when taking steps early in the morning or after prolonged sitting. Learn about it and what you can do to heal it!

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Back Pain FAQ

July 14th, 2020

There are many things to know about your back pain. Understand what our approach to treating is and get some common back pain faq answered.

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Strength for golfers

June 5th, 2020

Golfers 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

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Flexibility for Golf

May 29th, 2020

Flexibility 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,

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Golf Warm-up

May 22nd, 2020

Golf 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

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Home Office Ergonomics

April 20th, 2020

Did 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

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Power through Parkinson’s with PWR!Moves

April 10th, 2020

Ever 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

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