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Strength in Age: The Power of Resistance Training for Older Adults

Did you know that only 8.7% of adults aged 75 and older engage in muscle–strengthening activities? As our loved ones age, they often face a silent battle against muscle loss, known as sarcopenia. This decline can lead to severe challenges in maintaining independence and mobility. However, there’s good news: physical therapy and targeted resistance training […]

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Hip Strength and Groin Pain: What Athletes Need to Know

Picture this: You're sprinting down the field or court, about to make a game–changing play, when a sharp pain in your groin suddenly stops you in your tracks. Sound familiar? If you're an athlete, especially in sports like soccer, football, or hockey, you may have experienced groin pain or know someone who's dealt with it, […]

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Shoulder Pain Slowing You Down? A Physical Therapist Can Help

Physical Therapy Can Get You Back in the Pool If Swimmer's Shoulder is Slowing You Down Imagine gliding through the water, your arms slicing effortlessly as you chase the perfect stroke. For some, swimming can be seen as poetry in motion, since it combines strength, endurance, and grace. But what happens when something gets in […]

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Avoid Surgery and Talk to a Physical Therapist About Foot Problems

Imagine a tiny, invisible hitchhiker nestled between your toes, one that announces its presence with every step you take. This unwelcome passenger is Morton’s neuroma, a thickened nerve tissue that transforms the simple act of walking into a painful ordeal. Morton’s neuroma occurs when tissue thickens around a nerve in the foot, typically between the […]

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Why Older Adults Should Incorporate an Exercise Program

As we age, staying active becomes increasingly important for maintaining health, independence, and quality of life. Yet, many older adults find it challenging to identify the most effective and safe forms of exercise to meet their needs. Traditional advice often emphasizes low–impact activities like walking, but emerging research suggests that structured exercise programs like High–Intensity […]

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After an Achilles Injury, Physical Therapists Can Help with Recovery

Achilles tendinopathy is a common overuse injury that affects the tendon connecting your calf muscles to your heel bone. It often develops in runners and active individuals due to repetitive stress and inadequate recovery. Those with Achilles tendinopathy may experience pain, stiffness, and difficulty performing high–impact activities like running or jumping. The good news? With […]

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Physical Therapy Can Help With Symptoms of Wryneck

For most people, waking up with a stiff, twisted neck is a moderate inconvenience and a difficult way to start the day. But for those with a condition called torticollis, or wryneck, it's often much more than that. Wryneck causes the neck to twist involuntarily, which leads to an unnatural tilt or rotation of the […]

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