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McKenzie Exercises for the Neck

September 12, 2017 by admin

By KEITH STRANGE Overview The McKenzie rehabilitation method is a physical therapy methodology that teaches patients exercises to help manage pain that originates in the spine, according to Wellness.com. It is also effective at treating chronic neck pain that is caused by long-term force in one direction by helping to restore range of motion in […]

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Knee Pain? Solution: Work your glutes.

March 3, 2015 by admin

Many of us will experience different degrees of knee pain at least once in our lifetime. Factors that can affect the level of knee pain include: faulty movement patterns, muscle force and/or length, posture/alignment and physical activity (occupational, recreational, self-care activities). Many health practitioners choose to treat just the symptoms of knee pain; using modalities […]

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Physical Therapy for Shoulder Impingement & Tendonitis

July 24, 2014 by admin

Shoulder inflammation can be painful, and should be taken care of. It is common among swimmers, or sports where arm swings and shoulder rotation are used consistently. Here are a few exercises explained by Jessica Wellons in an article posted on Livestrong.com, to help strengthen your shoulder and thus prevent shoulder impingement and tendonitis. For questions, call us at […]

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