How do we go about training with pain or injury? We often over-complicate the process. There are only two things we can control in our body: 1. How well we prepare 2. How well we respond If we look at diet as an example, we...
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Plantar Fasciitis Physical Therapy. What Can We Do?
Millions of people suffer from plantar fasciitis each year. About 1 in 10 people will be affected in their lifetime. It is one of the toughest injuries we treat as physical therapists. It tends to be extremely painful, become...
What Makes Up Good Workout Routines?
Good workout routines are difficult to find and, ideally, are individualized and structured based on your injury and medical history, your experience levels, and your goals for training. There is never a “one size fits all” approach, and for good reason. As a...
What Is Physical Therapy?
What is physical therapy is a common question we still get asked today, despite physical therapy’s increasing value in society. And I feel like my answer to this question might be surprising. The classic understanding of who a PT is and what we do can be found here....
Is Perfect Form Really Possible? And Does It Matter?
Perfect form does not exist. Movement is very complex and everyone has a different anatomy. There is no right and wrong way to lift something heavy or run or jump. Good coaches will enhance an athletes abilities based on what they see. But we need to stop teaching people that there is a right and wrong way to move.
Is Core Training Really As Important As We Think?
The idea of the “Core” being important for training and injury are is outdated. A strong core can be useful for athletes, but it’s function is largely misunderstood and poorly linked with low back pain. Despite this, we still hear orthopedists, physical therapists, chiropractors and trainers prescribing core exercises to fix low back pain and improve performance.
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