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Elbow Pain? Think Twice Before Blaming Your Elbow

There is much more to elbow pain than blaming the sport you play or the equipment you use. If you have experienced elbow pain, you have likely heard terms like tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow. Despite being named after sports, neither condition has much to do with the sport itself. Yes, golfers and tennis players […]

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3 Ways To Start Improving Your Wrist Pain

Wrist pain, especially on the thumb side of the wrist, can range from a persistent nuisance to something truly limiting. For some people it is an annoyance, while for others it becomes debilitating and interferes with daily activities. You may have already tried stretching the muscles on the front of the wrist, icing the area, […]

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The Infamous Tommy John & Baseball

If you were to assess how great a pitcher in baseball truly is, you might find yourself looking at a lot of statistics, most notably ERA or earned run average. With the goal of striking out every batter who steps into the box, pitchers must not only possess elite skill and talent, but also the […]

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Why Your Hand Is Going Numb: A Different Look at Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common causes of hand numbness, tingling, and discomfort. The symptoms most often appear in the: Thumb Index finger Middle finger People commonly describe symptoms such as: Tingling in the fingers Numbness in the hand Aching in the wrist or palm Burning sensations Symptoms that worsen at night […]

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The #1 Missing Piece In Resolving Shoulder Pain

Are you Treating the Problem or The Result?  Shoulder problems are incredibly common among the athletes and active adults we see. As therapists, we regularly encounter diagnoses such as shoulder impingement, tendonitis, and rotator cuff injuries. These conditions are often blamed on weak rotator cuff muscles, scapular winging, or muscle imbalances. One major thing to […]

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Why Resistance Bands Alone Are Not Enough for Shoulder Rehab

The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body, which also makes it one of the most demanding. Whether you are lifting weights, throwing, pressing overhead, playing sports, or simply reaching into a cabinet, your shoulder needs strength, coordination, mobility, and stability to function well. When shoulder pain or injury develops, many […]

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What Is Scapular Dyskinesis? Why Your Shoulder Blade Is Not “Broken”

Shoulder pain is frustrating. Most people rely on healthy shoulder function every single day without even thinking about it. Getting dressed, showering, driving, lifting weights, doing pushups, throwing, writing, and even sleeping comfortably all depend on the shoulder working well. When shoulder pain develops, many people are told they have scapular dyskinesis, scapular instability, or […]

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5 Shoulder Pain Exercises for Relief and Better Mobility

Shoulder pain is a common issue for many people, from high-level athletes to weekend warriors and everyone in between. It can make simple things like reaching overhead, lifting weights, sleeping, driving, or getting through a workout feel frustrating. Despite how common it is, shoulder pain can come from many different causes. Some of the most […]

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