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Treating Text Neck & Other Modern Conditions
In the age of technology, people are constantly on their phones. According to research, we check our phones about 50 times per day! Although these electronics have become a part of our overall culture, excessive texting, web surfing and social media scrolling can take a toll on our bodies. While many would be unable to…
No Pain, No Gain?
Benjamin Franklin once said, “There are no gains without pains.” More recently, the phrase came to be known as, “no pain, no gain” and “feel the burn” from the Jane Fonda exercise videos of the 1980s. The statement “no pain, no gain” refers to the belief that pushing yourself harder will yield better results, but…
Making a Safe Transition to Spring Exercise
After months of exercising indoors – unless you like to brave the cold – it can be a challenge to transition from winter to spring workouts. When the snow melts away and we can finally see the grass, many of us look forward to varying our workouts. However, jumping in too soon can be harmful…
Tips to Prevent Common Exercise Injuries
It’s a new year and that means more people will be heading to the gym in winter. If it is your resolution to get fit and healthy, it’s important not to jump right into a new workout routine. Doing so can lead to an injury that leaves you sidelined. Common ones may include pulled muscles…
What’s the Cause of My Hip Pain?
Do you have hip pain? Physical therapy can help decrease pain, increase range of motion and reduce your chance of a repeat occurrence. There are many reasons why your largest ball-and-socket joint aches, including different forms of arthritis and acute injuries. What are some common causes of hip pain? Osteoarthritis Our hips are made up…