Stiff muscles are a counterintuitive superpower of NBA athletes Philip Anloague, University of Dayton For most people, the term “stiffness” has negative connotations. When you wake up in the morning complaining of a “stiff back,” the remedy might include taking a hot shower, doing some yoga, swallowing aspirin, or visiting a physical therapist to loosen […]
2017 MLB Predictions I’ve been working on editing and getting my shoulder blog ready to be launched on the website, but all I can think about is getting this season started and watching some actual baseball. I’ve been reading a lot of spring training news, some of which is important, and most of which is […]
Now that college football season is over, and you’re more than likely a Browns or Bengals fan, the football season as a whole has truly come to an end. This can only mean one thing. IT’S BASEBALL SEASON!! In my opinion, there’s no better time of year than when you are following your favorite team […]
Course Description: This course focuses on an integrated approach to the rehabilitation of the lumbar spine and pelvis.Emphasis is placed on manual therapy techniques including muscle energy and joint mobilization. The format of the course includes a combination of lecture and lab. A functional review of the anatomy and biomechanics of the lumbopelvic region and […]
The latest trend? Physical therapy (PT) has been around since 1916 and over the years it has evolved into an evidence-informed, doctoring profession that is founded on the art and science of healing. Throughout this time many PT treatment methods have come and gone but the effective interventions (supported by patient testimonial and also by […]
It’s an age old question, “How can I get more flexible?” In fact, even the experts debate the topic. The common questions related to “How to get flexible” can be answered with applied science and good old common sense. Get Well Being flexible is more than just about being able to touch your toes. The […]
Why physical therapy? I come from a long line of health care providers and teachers. My father was an emergency room physician and others in my family are physicians, nurses, therapists, etc. On the other hand, many in my family have been involved in education. My grandparents were school principles and I can recall many […]
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