Clients sometimes ask “Do you like being a physical therapist?” in which I reply, “Yes.” My colleagues and I have worked with thousands of people from all walks of life and varying injuries. In the time we spend with our clients, a few sessions to a few months or longer, the provider/client relationship is formed. A lot of […]
Often times, I have clients that get x rays or MRIs performed for further diagnostics on their conditions. Usually, they get the results of the scans before they actually see their doctor for a follow up to go over the results to decide the best treatment approach. When this happens, clients read the report with all the
UPDATED from 2014: My work revolves around biomechanics and how it influences our musculoskeletal system. I did not come from a running background. I played ball sports and splashed in a pool (swimmer) as a youth. Running would seem like it would be part of human nature. For some yes, I think most of us less so. From my own
I would say the one time an injury has stopped me in my tracks (training and almost racing) was my last bout with IT band syndrome. I was preparing for my first 70.3 World Championships triathlon. About a month out from the race on one of my long training runs, I started to feel that dreaded sore,
It has been a while, too long of a while, away from our blog. Life like many of yours get filled with “busy”. Busy living, busy tending to family, busy with work, just plain ole busy. I will set out to be better about keep our blog updated with thoughts, injury insights, perhaps some product
