Sports Injury
Sports Rehab for Winter Sports
Winter sports enthusiasts around the world eagerly await the arrival of snow, as it brings with it the opportunity to hit the slopes, lace up the ice skates, or glide through the winter wonderland. While winter sports can be exhilarating and fun, they also come with their fair share of risks. Injuries are common in…
Read MoreEnhancing Athletic Performance Through Pilates:
In the world of sports and athletics, performance enhancement is a constant pursuit. Athletes are always seeking new and innovative ways to improve their skills, strength, flexibility, and overall performance. One such method that has gained significant attention and popularity is Pilates. Pilates has transcended its origins as a form of rehabilitation and has emerged…
Read MoreSports injuries and the benefits of physical therapy
When you suffer a sports injury, it is important to properly heal before returning to the action. There are many factors that can lead to a sports injury, but physical therapy can help athletes cope with sports injuries. Physical therapy can help manage the pain caused by an injury as well as help rebuild strength…
Read MoreKeep Young Athletes on Track With PT
High school sports are much more than just a game or a match. They are the pride of our community, an annual tradition and help bring people together. With sports camps and more structured activities, young athletes today are increasingly likely to play their chosen sport year-round. But more time on the field brings a…
Read MoreKeep Running Injuries at Bay
The weather is nicer every day, which may lead you to take your workout to the road. Now whether you are an avid runner or just out for a casual jog, everyone is at risk for the same common injuries if they aren’t careful. One of the most common injuries is the frustrating and painful…
Read MoreCauses of Sports Injuries
A sports injury is any musculoskeletal condition caused during physical activity, sporting activity, aerobic activity, or exercise. A sports injury can be: muscle strain ligament sprain bone fracture tendon rupture Children, youth athletes, and college athletes are more likely to get a sports injury than older adults. Boys/men are more likely than girls/women to get…
Read MoreWhat is Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction?
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction (SIJD) is impaired and unstable movement of the pelvis resulting from loosening of ligaments in the small of the back. The sacral spine joins with the pelvis by way of stabilizing ligaments. When these ligaments become loose, gravity, everyday movements, bumps and bruises, and injury can lead to misalignment of the…
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Read MoreGolf and Tennis Elbow
PT Translator 1.2 Tennis Elbow is a common golf injury. It’s the injury of the ECRB muscle (short for extensor carpis radialis brevis), which is the most active forearm muscle during golf swings. Forearm muscles rotate the forearm and bend the wrists during swinging motions. They also stabilize the wrist. Here we translate two examples…
Read MoreGolf and Shoulder Injury
Pain in the lead shoulder at the top of the backswing can be a symptom of shoulder impingement.
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