If you have been told it’s time to see a physical therapist and you’ve never been before, you might be wondering what it will be like. Will it hurt? Why do I have to go to a physical therapist? What is physical therapy? Why do I have to do exercises? These are all...
Labral tears are injuries to the disc of cartilage that surrounds the ball-and-socket shoulder joint. These injuries are usually the result of long term wear and tear, participation in athletics like baseball or weightlifting, or accidents dealing with automobile...
Running is a great exercise that’s not just for cardio – it’s a full body workout that can leave us feeling sweaty, accomplished, sore. In order to combat soreness and stiffness, be sure to try these stretches after a run. Quad Stretch: The “quads”, or...
Tight hips? Did you know that improving your hip mobility can lead to decreased back strain, decreased knee pain, and ability to perform daily tasks – like walking and stair climbing – easier? Here are 3 of our favorite exercises to increase hip mobility:...
Core vs. Abs: Is there a difference? While it’s important to work your abs, your abdominal muscles are just a small part of the front of your body. However, your core is made up of over 20 muscles that are responsible for having better balance, better posture and can...
The upper body is made up of many muscles: The Pectoralis Major (or “pecs”), which make up much of your chest The Deltoids, which are the muscles of the shoulder The Biceps and Triceps, which are located in your upper arms These are just three major muscles that are...
