
The Problem with Stretching (and What to Do Instead)
Stretching out your hamstrings won’t prevent injury. But I’ll tell you what will prevent injury. The problem with stretching is that it doesn’t do what
Stretching out your hamstrings won’t prevent injury. But I’ll tell you what will prevent injury. The problem with stretching is that it doesn’t do what
Sedentary lifestyles are the new norm. Blame it on social media, TV, smartphones, streaming entertainment or desk jobs. Modern society makes movement optional. And it’s killing
Running has a bizarre reputation. On one hand, many people think that running is bad for your knees and hard on the rest of your body. Clients
Worldwide, more people experience neck pain than use a toothbrush. Neck pain plagues 70% of adults during their lifetime, while global toothbrush use is estimated at
The New Year always inspires fresh aspirations of fitness success – more muscle, less fat, better endurance. Unfortunately, many resolutioners go too hard out of
What’s your 1st move when you sprain your ankle, pull your hamstring or sustain a back injury? Probably pop a few anti-inflammatories and grab an ice pack.
I come from a competitive family. When we’re together, we meet physical activity guidelines like we suffer injuries – by accident. Backyard football games end
Knee osteoarthritis rehab is in high demand because knee arthritis is a massive problem. The average person has a 45% chance of getting painful knee osteoarthritis in
Regional interdependence explains how the body is like a toxic work environment; one dysfunctional member creates problems around it.
Does “no pain, no gain” work for injuries? How much should physical therapy hurt? Two Types of Physios Pain is a controversial topic in the