Think running isn’t for you? “Slow jogging” is all about keeping the pace comfortable—and it could be an easier way to build fitness and get moving. https://t.co/codcgUO4HJ
Whether you’re lifting weights or just moving a heavy box, good form matters. Learn a few simple ways to lift safely and lower your risk of injury. https://t.co/wg1G06MHap
Pelvic floor issues can affect everything from bladder control to everyday movement and comfort. Learn how pelvic health physical therapy can help you feel stronger and more confident. https://t.co/OdiKwccvfj
Can higher intensity exercise help preserve fitness as you age? New research suggests older adults who exercised harder experienced a smaller decline in VO2 max over five years. https://t.co/izann9V2DA
Lymphedema can cause swelling, discomfort, tightness, and difficulty with everyday movement. Personalized lymphedema therapy can help manage symptoms, improve mobility, and give you tools to feel more comfortable in your daily life. https://t.co/EU8POBwQYI
Fall running season is here, but adding too many miles too quickly can leave you dealing with knee pain, shin splints, or Achilles pain. Learn how to build your mileage more gradually and keep running through the season. https://t.co/HgfbnNxv2u
Short on time? New research suggests a few minutes of intense exercise can trigger a surprisingly powerful response throughout the body. See what researchers discovered when they compared brief sprints with much longer, moderate workouts. https://t.co/qqrj9h4kXI
Living with lipedema can make everyday movement more uncomfortable, but physical therapy may help make symptoms more manageable. Learn how a personalized approach can support mobility, reduce discomfort, and help you stay active. https://t.co/MCruDHaKnV
Dry needling may sound intimidating, but those tiny needles can make a big difference for tight, painful muscles. Learn how it works, why physical therapists use it, and what you can expect from treatment. https://t.co/GYiSqj9YvR
Desk job leaving you with a stiff, sore neck? A few simple stretches and posture tweaks can help you feel better throughout the workday. https://t.co/YNAR1Cq2xw
Dealing with an injury that just won’t seem to heal? Learn how shockwave therapy may help reduce pain and get your body’s natural healing process moving. https://t.co/0ST5maSUR4
Running not feeling good on your knees, hips, or ankles? You don't have to give up cardio to protect your joints. Experts point to six lower-impact options, from cycling and rowing to incline walking, that keep your heart working without the pounding. https://t.co/3dJv04C2J6
Arthritis affects more than 54 million adults, and for nearly half of them it means losing some freedom of movement. The good news is that the right physical therapy can ease the pain and help you move comfortably again. https://t.co/QB1GjCiycq
Heel slides are a simple, no-equipment move that gently works the knee through its range of motion to reduce stiffness and make everyday activities like stairs and standing up feel easier. https://t.co/aQ5aEcQ2A9
Our prenatal PT helps you find relief now and prepares your body for labor with breathing techniques, safe movement, and targeted pelvic floor work. https://t.co/802JTVEKg7
When headaches are constant instead of occasional, the source is often in your neck, jaw, or posture. Physical therapy targets those musculoskeletal causes with hands-on techniques that can bring lasting relief from tension headaches and migraines. https://t.co/BLioFJVYEU
The behind-the-neck press has a bad reputation, but the physical therapists in this piece say the real issue is usually a lack of shoulder mobility rather than the exercise itself. https://t.co/f4uqAp3GTW
Because pilates emphasizes stretching, core strength, and range of motion in its exercises, it is a natural companion to traditional physical therapy. https://t.co/WQo76VpU6q