Read More About the Author Here: Chrissy Moreno, PT
August is here! Time to say goodbye to the dog days of summer and get back into the routine for ourselves and our little ones. As school is about to commence & we are shopping for supplies, let’s take some time to go over a few tips on how to properly fit a backpack &
Read More About the Author Here: Samantha Pittsford, PT, DPT, OCS – Director of Physical Therapy
If you’ve taken anything away from the NBA final, hopefully, it is how devastating not getting proper recovery can be, especially when dealing with an injury. Seeing Kevin Durant go down with an Achilles tendon rupture in his first 12 minutes back to play after dealing with a calf strain,
Read More About the Author Here: Daniel Manas, PT
It’s officially summer time. Although we Texans have been enduring the heat a couple of months longer than much of the rest of the country, per usual. Still, there is hope for us all because school is out and it’s time to pack your bags and head to that long-awaited vacation spot!
Read More About the Author Here: Marcus Cantu, PT, DPT, ATC
With the baseball season in “full swing”, doctors and physical therapist see an alarming increase in the number of elbow injuries in adolescent baseball players. With an increasing number of children participating in Little League baseball, so is the epidemic of overuse elbow injuries.
Read More About the Author Here: Samantha Pittsford, PT, DPT, OCS
That question is a common fear I hear from clients in the clinic. Of all the joints in the body, it seems like the knee could be pretty easy to accumulate trauma or succumb to a traumatic injury.
Read More About the Author at the Bottom of the Page: Tyler Sauder, student DPT
It feels like every fall, as the weather begins to change and the sun disappears earlier and earlier, everyone starts counting down the days to that big west coast ski trip they’ve planned with their family and friends.
Read More About the Author Here: Trevor Stewart-Richlen, PT, DPT, CSCS
It’s that time of year again when resolutions are made, committed to, performed for three weeks and then shelved until next year. There are a large number of reasons why fitness goals and resolutions have such a high attrition rate.