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Simple and practical strength training and nutrition strategies for thoseĀ looking to build muscle and burn fat (without spending their life at the gym)

The Runnerā€™s Knee Solution: 3 Strategies to Eliminate Your Knee Pain For Good exerciseprogramming kneepain physicaltherapy running Jul 15, 2020

Peanut butter and jelly.  Woody and Buzz Lightyear. Batman and Robin. Minnie and Mickey Mouse. Running and knee pain?  Wait a minute.  One of these pairs does not belong.  Of...

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3 Ways to Overcome Runner Recovery Amnesia activelifestyle exerciseprogramming physicaltherapy running Jul 08, 2020

“Beep - Beep - Beep” Alarm clocks going off and as you begin to wake up, you roll over and may think “gosh, why do I feel so stiff and sore today?”.

Do you have a case of...

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Rolled an Ankle? Now What: Try This Anti-Ankle Sprain Strategy Plan exerciseprogramming physicaltherapy running strengthtraining Jul 01, 2020

If you ask an active individual or athlete of all ages and levels if they’ve ever had an ankle sprain injury, they’ll more often than not respond with a yes.

WHY?

Ankle sprains are a...

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Looking into your Sole: 4 Most Common Shoe Wear Patterns & How to Self Assess to Elevate Your Running physicaltherapy running Jun 24, 2020

Did you know that taking a look at the bottom of your shoe can give you lots of information about how you run?

As physical therapists and movement specialists we are trained to look at gait and...

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Runners Edge: How to Stay Hydrated in the Heat and Still Crush Your Goal nutrition running Jun 17, 2020

It’s summer time, the sun is out and we’re spending more time outdoors. Remaining hydrated is important to allow us to keep up with our activity level, allow our body to perform the...

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From Good to Gait: The 3 Mobility Drills Runners Should Be Doing exerciseprogramming mobility physicaltherapy running Jun 10, 2020

Whether you’re new to running or you’ve been running for 20+ years going back to the basics, the fundamentals are beneficial for you and the longevity of your training. 

 Have...

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Stop Stretching Your Hip Flexors - Try This Instead exerciseprogramming hippain physicaltherapy strengthtraining Jun 04, 2020

Why Your Hips Actually Feel ‘Tight’:

If you’ve done your research, you probably heard or read that stretching your hip flexor muscles is important.  If you’ve really...

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ITB Syndrome: What Runners Wish They Knew Before Upping Their MilesĀ  exerciseprogramming hippain physicaltherapy running May 27, 2020

Running is such an excellent form of exercise to get your body moving, get your blood pumping, and get those endorphins rushing through the body. The challenge to increase your distance and push...

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Freedom from Plantar Fasciitis in Less Than Ten Minutes physicaltherapy running May 20, 2020

Did you know 83% of active adults will suffer from plantar fasciitis in their lifetime? Commonly runners and avid walkers can experience symptoms of plantar fasciitis. Are you experiencing pain in...

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3 Strategies to Step Up Your Stroller Running physicaltherapy womenshealth May 13, 2020

Ready to get running mama? 

 Excited to feel the breeze across your face, your steps taking you around your neighborhood to see the sights, rebuilding the strength and endurance for your...

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The 4 Phases of Return to Running Readiness for the Postpartum Mother physicaltherapy womenshealth May 06, 2020

Many new mothers just like you identified as a runner before pregnancy and during pregnancy and are eager to get back out on the pavement. So, as a new mother how do you know if you are ready? This...

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Why You Should Give a Crap: 5 Steps You Should Be Doing to Combat Constipation nutrition physicaltherapy Apr 29, 2020

The past few weeks have been a change from many of our “norms” and routine. Have you been feeling “backed up” when it comes to your toilet time? Our bodies get accustomed to...

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