To-Do List for Avoiding Lower Back Pain In Runners
Running & Back Pain A common complaint among runners is mild to severe lower back pain. From performing the proper stretching exercises before going for a run to being [...]
Running & Back Pain A common complaint among runners is mild to severe lower back pain. From performing the proper stretching exercises before going for a run to being [...]
by Jillian Carr What Causes Stress Fractures In Runners and How Can PT Help? Lower etremity stress fractures in runners are overuse injuries, most often seen in the lower extremity, [...]
Plantar Fasciitis in Runners Carrin LaCoppola, SPT Plantar fascia is a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of your feet and connects your heel to [...]
by Carrin LaCoppola, SPT Physical Therapy/Core Stability for Dancers What is Core Stability? It is the ability to control the movement and position of the trunk over the [...]
Knee Pain In Runners By: Dr. Kate Pratt, PT, DPT These are two of the most common diagnoses for knee pain in runners. Pain on the side of the [...]
By Cassie Gulli, SPT What are shin splints? Shin splints, also referred to as medial tibial stress syndrome in the medical world, are one of the most common and [...]
For those who were unable to attend the lecture, I have posted the power point discussing what has to occur in the body during normal running. The Anatomy of [...]
Upstate NY Treadmill Running & Gait Analysis for Patients Since 2014, the therapists at Capital Area PT have been offering a treadmill analysis video for patients who are runners, have running [...]
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