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  • Crossover Symmetry

    The shoulder complex is composite of the scapula (shoulder blade), the humerus and the clavicle (collar bone). As such, smooth scapulohumeral movement is only possible due to tightly coupled coordination of the deltoid and rotator cuff muscles.

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  • Knee Contracture Following Total Knee Replacement

    After a total knee arthroplasty (TKA or total knee replacement surgery), some individuals develop joint stiffness also called a joint contracture.

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  • How To Boost Your Bone Mineral Density

    As we age, the density of our bones steadily decreases. How many elderly people do you know who have suffered a major bone break from a fall? In the field of physical therapy, we see it more often than we want to.

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  • Office Hacks to Reduce Neck Pain

    Our Office Managers are the backbone to our clinics. But how do they manage their own neck and back?! By doing simple exercises right in their office!

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  • Running Readiness Screen

    Top Four Exercises to Test your Running Readiness: Single Leg Balance: Stand on one leg, other knee flexed up to 90 degrees or hip level, hold position without falling over or using support from hands or foot for at least 30 seconds.

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  • Running Seminar 2018

    Running Workshop

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  • BACK ON TRACK

    Running is a fantastic physical activity that cultivates a myriad of health benefits that include improvements in cardiovascular-respiratory health, musculoskeletal health and bone mineral density, cognitive health, stress reduction and general sense of well being.

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  • Bnefits Of Staying Hydrated

    Strengthens immune sysyem water flushes out toxins, sends oxygen to your body cells, and removes harmful contaminants.

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  • Golf Performance – On Course Warm Up

    Before hitting on the range, or teeing off on the course, it is important to get your body warmed up and ready to hit some balls.

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  • Subacrominal Impingement

    Subacrominal impingement is a very common diagnosis where the supraspinatus tendon, a muscle of the rotator cuff

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