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Hip Joint Exercise for Long-Term Strength and Flexibility
Designed for motion and stability, the hip joint affects a person’s ability to perform almost all aspects of daily living. Over time, the stresses of daily activity can impact the functionality of the hip joint.
read moreReducing Elbow, Wrist and Hand Injuries through Exercises
Regular elbow, wrist and hand exercises can help eliminate or reduce severity of injuries. Repetitive actions like using a computer keyboard, raking leaves, and playing tennis may lead to injuries that can cause ongoing pain.
read moreShoulder Exercises for Strength and Flexibility
Consistent shoulder exercises play a vital role in helping us to feel well and participate in all our activities. A healthy human shoulder has an amazing capacity to move in almost any direction.
read moreCervical Spine Exercises for the Neck and Shoulders
A regular routine of exercises for the cervical spine can help reduce pain and increase strength, range of motion and mobility of your neck. Training helps to maintain the proper posture of the cervical spine, which is a reversed “C” form.
read moreSimple Steps to Healthy Living
Living a healthy lifestyle does not have to be a burden! Many people assume that they will have to totally change the way they live to be healthier. It has been proven that small changes in many aspects of your life can help make you healthier and feel better.
read moreThe Use and Abuse of Steroids
Steroids. The word may immediately bring to mind athletes who have been caught using illegal doping to enhance their performance. While some athletes have used illegal steroids to achieve temporary success, they have also taken risks that could cause permanent harm.
read moreDiagnosing and Treating Trigger Points
An overworked or injured muscle may form “knots” within a hypersensitive part of the muscle, causing intense pain. Known as “Trigger Points,” these “knots” are successfully treated by Physical Therapists on a daily basis.
read moreWhat is Manual Therapy and What Can It Achieve?
Physical Therapy utilizes a range of treatment protocols designed to help patients that have been impaired as a result of injury, surgery or disease. Therapy focuses on reducing pain while improving, developing and restoring compromised physical functions.
read moreReducing Inflammation to Help Relieve Pain and Injury
Musculoskeletal injuries that lead to swelling are common for athletes and non-athletes alike. Every day Physical Therapists treat patients suffering from pain and limited use of the injured area caused by inflammation.
read moreReduce Throwing Injuries Through Proper Training
Effective pitching combines proper technique and specific training. Without these, a player performs poorly and may experience a throwing injury. Throwing a ball “over-hand” accurately and with force requires the proper body mechanics and every part of the body.
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