Slipping on ice and falling on the sidewalk. Slamming your finger in a car door. Being tackled while playing football. These are the types of traumatic events that most people associate with injuries. And, such events are definitely one source of musculoskeletal injuries.  However, there’s...Read More

Why do you run? For some, it’s about setting goals or staying fit. Others love being part of the running community and the freedom running can provide. No matter the reason, the rewards are undeniable. Developing muscle strength and aerobic capacity have benefits in the...Read More

Ankle sprains are the most common injuries in a variety of sports and very identifiable when they occur. You roll your ankle, feel a click or pop, followed by pain and swelling. The common treatment protocol for an acute sprain is the PRICE (protect, rest,...Read More

You’re 3 tennis matches into the afternoon. You felt good after your first match, but 2 sets into your second match your elbow flared up with pain. With each forward swing, backhand, and serve, the pain got worse. It didn’t go away well after the game was done....Read More

Facing possible hand surgery for a nerve injury or carpal tunnel syndrome and perhaps you want to try Physical Therapy first? Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a common condition of the wrist and hand that can affect the use of the whole arm. It is...Read More