Your Golf Clubs Are Ready for the Season, Are You? By Patrick Sheehy, MS, PT With the warm weather closely approaching Western Pennsylvania, golfers are anxiously cleaning their clubs and shoes in preparation for the first tee. For many of us, the equipment...
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First Aid for Low Back Pain 8 things to consider
Low Back Pain can happen to anyone Chances are that if you are human, you will experience some type of low back pain during your lifetime. Back pain is a common ailment. In fact, it is one of the most common health problems among American adults and the number 2...
Exercise: 7 Easy Cold Weather Tips to Implement Now
Exercising in Cold Weather It is winter and getting regular exercise during cold weather months can be challenging. Winter exercise can boost immunity during cold and flu season. The CDC reports that a few minutes of exercise per day can help prevent simple...
Sleep and Healing
Why Sleep is important for healing Sleep is vital to all our body systems. It impacts every single system as it is critical for immune function, tissue healing, pain modulation, cardiovascular health, cognitive function, learning and memory. Making sure that you are...
ErgoMOMics: 8 tips to apply Ergonomics for daily life of moms of young children
Why Moms need ErgoMOMics: Ergonomics for motherhood This physical therapy blog is being dedicated to all the busy moms out there trying to work, run a household, raise children and take care of themselves. Moms tend to put themselves last so they are often...
Spring into Action and Get Moving
Changes in Weather Change Your Activity Level Spring is in the air, meaning more than just blooming flowers and chirping birds. It's a natural nudge to shake off the winter blues and be more active. Research that looked at the seasonality of physical activity proves...
Golf: Keeping Yourself in The Game
Golf is a repetitive motion Sport Golf is a sport requiring the same body movement to be performed repetitively throughout the game and at the practice range. Only putting gives us a break from the motion pattern. The average golfer’s score is approximately 100 for...
Breathing a Secret Weapon for Stress Reduction
If you have healthy lungs, you have a secret weapon to help you cope with stress. Indeed, the answer to your stress response may literally be right under your nose. On any given day, we may take between 17,000-30,000 breaths. It is not something we tend to think about...
Physical Therapy for Pediatrics and Adolescents
Physical Therapy for Pediatrics and Adolescents: The Science and Art of treating developing body framework Children and adolescents are not “little adults”. Their bodies are still in development as their musculoskeletal and neurological systems are in the process of...
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