How Aerobic Exercise Supports Injury Recovery
By Sandra Kwasniak, SPT After an injury, its natural to think that the best way to heal is to rest until the pain goes away. While rest is an [...]
By Sandra Kwasniak, SPT After an injury, its natural to think that the best way to heal is to rest until the pain goes away. While rest is an [...]
What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a prevalent bone disease that affects bone strength by decreasing bone mass gradually over time. It is known to most commonly affect postmenopausal women. [...]
By Dylan Hansen Exercise doesn’t have to consist of hours spent in the gym, expensive equipment, or intense workouts. While those forms of exercise carry value, one of the [...]
Jedidiah Weires, SPT The Mayo clinic describes Parkinson’s disease as a progressive disorder of the nervous system, with the nervous system playing many roles in the body including controlling [...]
We already know that regular exercise is good for our physical well-being, but the benefits don’t stop there. Even just 15 to 20 minutes of physical activity can be [...]
by Dylan Hansen Unlike a pair of socks or a baseball cap, our shoes are not one-size-fits-all. Modern trends or marketing claims lead one to believe that there is [...]
Parkinson’s disease (PD) often leads to changes in movement, such as slowed motion, stiffness, tremors, and “freezing” episodes. These challenges can make everyday tasks, like walking or standing up, [...]
We often take walking for granted, but injuries, surgeries, neurological conditions, even age, can affect our balance and coordination, and impair our ability to walk independently. Fortunately, specialized gait [...]
Anterior Ankle Impingement, also known as “Footballer’s Ankle,” is a condition where a bony or soft tissue growth occurs at the front of the ankle joint. This typically occurs [...]
by Kevin Harnett Terminal knee extension is the final phase of straightening that brings the knee from almost straight to fully locked out. This small range of motion plays [...]