By Tom Fontana, PT
As the Forsythia blooms it can only mean that Spring sports are in full swing (pun intended) for schools and club teams and adult participation isn’t far off.
For what we call “overhead athletes” (i.e., those … Read more »
By Cathy Leer, PT, MBA
Spring looks like it is here to stay and it’s time to brush off the cobwebs and get back to your activities. Before you do that though, take a good hard look at what that … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
Due to the popularity of last month’s Bizarre Exercises feature–common PT exercises for the shoulder girdle that I’ve given weird names to–I’m doubling down with weirdly-named exercises for the pelvic girdle.
This month we talk about … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
In a psychology class in my junior year of college, we replicated a study that showed that using bizarre imagery helps memory retention (for instance, if you are asked to remember two words—Strawberry and Locomotive—and in … Read more »
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By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
…well then, try this test out to see how strong you actually are!
The Trunk Stability Push-Up is a core stability test within the Functional Movement Screen. It basically measures how well your core stabilizes … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
There are many times patients look at us funny when we give them an exercise in which they move in an unfamiliar or “odd” way. While the goal of therapy is always to get a patient … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
With the warmer weather and recreational activities opening up, we’ll likely all be doing our fair share of rotational movements (e.g., raking, spreading mulch, golf/tennis/baseball/softball swings) in the coming weeks. A good way to prepare the … Read more »
By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
Exercise is a fundamental component to our health and well-being, which is why staying active has been featured as a key recommendation in many Government COVID-19 strategies. In fact, moderate exercise such as a brisk … Read more »
By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
As medicine and overall life expectancy continue to change, more and more older individuals are expressing interest in maintaining or even improving their fitness. The earlier prescription that the geriatric
population (65+ years of age) … Read more »
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