Running helps improve cardiovascular health, burn calories, and relieve stress. However, running boasts one of the highest injury rates for novice or amateurs. The truth is that many runners are at risk of injury due to improper running form. In this article, we...
You may be asking yourself, “How long do I need to see a physical therapist?” And that is a great question to ask. In fact, I encourage every patient that comes into our clinic to ask that question during the first appointment. You should know upfront, how...
Many people unknowingly live at their 1 repetition-maximum (1RM) when it comes to daily activities. A course I took last year discussed this topic, and it resonated with me as I see many patients who are 1 Rep Max Living. What does “1Rep Max...
Note: This is a follow-up on a series of articles that we’ve written about minimalist shoes, transitioning to minimalist running, and a training program for transitioning to minimalist running. Thinking about transitioning to minimalist running, but not...
Everyone experiences pain at some point in their life. Usually, that pain resolves after a while and we return to normal activity without much of a second thought. Sometimes, however, that pain sticks around longer than we expect it should. This pain may even linger...
What’s the difference between going to a clinic for physical or occupational therapy and doing “in-home” therapy? That’s a question that comes up from time to time. In fact, I recently had the opportunity to share some thoughts and insights...
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