By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
What is the Functional Movement Screen…
The FMS assesses your ability to perform key functional patterns such as squatting, lunging and stepping as well as screening for flexibility and core control.
In doing so, we … Read more »
Movement Prep 3 Lateral Hip Mobility
By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
Director of Athletic Performance
*Perform 6x each side with 3 sec hold at end range of each movement
1 (front view)
*maintain straight back and tight core… Read more »
Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
About 30% to 80% of patients with mild-to-moderate brain injury experience some persistent, concussive-like symptoms that develop after a traumatic brain injury. These symptoms may persist for several months. For example, 15% of patients will have … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
Vestibular Rehab Therapist
With all the discussion about concussions in youth sports, especially football, it can seem daunting when trying to decide what type of helmet to choose for your child. There is no guarantee … Read more »
By Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
Most concussion symptoms will improve within a month, but 20-30% continue with post-concussion syndrome. Patients with slow concussion recovery are more likely to continually visit health-care professionals, miss school and, therefore, their parents need … Read more »
By Tom Fontana, MSPT
In terms of car safety, is it better to be a nimble, but light, Lamborghini that can better AVOID an accident, or a plodding (compared to a Lamborghini!) but stout Humvee that can better WITHSTAND an … Read more »
Lauren Fournier, PT, DPT
Concussions can have detrimental effects in many ways. There is the more obvious trauma to the brain tissue, the skull and the neck musculature from sustaining a blow to the head or whiplash injury. The other, … Read more »
By James Goodwin, PTA, CSCS
By far the most common problem with young athletes trying to prepare for pre-season sports is trying the cram workouts in just before the start of the season. This almost always results in unnecessary trauma … Read more »
Here at FPTS we follow 3 simple steps to preparing young athletes for sport. RAMP is a commonly used acronym in the performance world meaning Range of Motion (ROM), Activation, and Movement P… Read more »
Surgical or non-surgical care involves physical therapy for reduction of swelling, healing of the damaged or repaired tendon, and restoring normal strength and ROM. Non-surgical treatment involves at least 8 weeks of casting … Read more »
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