training

How to Avoid Overtraining Injuries

January 27, 2015 by admin

Overtraining is a common concern, and something that we should all be aware of (both physical therapists and clients). Learn more about overtraining injuries, how to prevent them, and get the right guidance for training from this article published on MoveForwardPT.com, an informational site created by the American Physical Therapy Association. For more questions please […]

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9 Things You Should Know About Pain

December 16, 2014 by admin

Most individuals experience and deal with physical pain differently. It helps to better understand the reason why we feel pain to know what it means or could be signaling. This article helps explain the reasons behind feeling pain written by Joseph Brence and published on MoveForwardPT.com. MoveFowardPT.com is an editorial board compromised of physical therapists members from the […]

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Rehabilitation With a Personal Trainer vs. Physical Therapy

November 25, 2014 by admin

When tackling your fitness goals, its important to know your body. Are you looking to improve your fitness level or do you have some injury or pain that you need to heal? Your fitness goals will determine whether you see a personal trainer or a physical therapist. Learn the difference between training with both from […]

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