Running Injuries
Hamstring Flexibility, Mobility and Activation
Your hamstrings are the big muscle group on the back of your thigh. They cross the hip and knee joint…
Alternative Marathon Training
By George Andrews, PT, DPT This blog post is about my experience with an alternative training program for the upcoming…
Squatting: Form and Technique
Squat Purpose: Squatting is one of the most functional exercises a person can complete. We perform variations of the squatting…
Knee Pain: 5 Best Exercises for Knee Pain
Knee pain can stem from a variety of different causes. Two major causes of knee pain are hip weakness and…
Back: Core Strength and Stability
The most important part of any core stability exercises program is proper form. Training your core muscles with poor technique…
Improving Back Mobility
The human spine requires a balance between stability and controlled mobility to function properly. The spine is broken into four…
What is Dry Needling?
What is dry needling? Dry needling is a technique performed by skilled physical therapists – a very thin (filiform) needle…
What is a Trigger Point?
 You know the feeling – an achey or throbbing pain in your neck that doesn’t seem to go away. We’ve…
Starting a New Workout
By Mary Buzzard, PT, DPT, OCS During the stay at home order, everyone has experienced a major change in routine….
Benefits of Massage
By: Maeva Braxton, CMT This blog post was written by one of our partners, Maeva Braxton, CMT. Maeva has been…
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