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How to keep playing tennis and pickleball with knee arthritis
Racquet Sports
Racquet Sports
,
tennis
Knee arthritis remains one of the most common diagnoses in middle to older adults playing tennis and pickleball. Patients commonly
How do I improve my shoulder stability in the overhead squat?
CrossFit
CrossFit
,
squatting
The overhead squat is challenging, to put it lightly. It requires both strength and mobility in abundance. It is essential
Dumbbells for Cardio? Absolutely!
CrossFit
cardiovascular disease
,
CrossFit
,
strength training
Dumbbells have long been viewed as a tool for traditional body building style exercise for muscle growth and strength training.
Weekly Mobility Mend
Uncategorized
CrossFit
CrossFit specific warm up and maintenance exercises created by the Doctors of Physical Therapy at Mend.Every week you get a
How Long Should My First Postpartum Run Be? A Template
Pelvic Health
pelvic health
,
postpartum
,
postpartum fitness
,
postpartum running
,
running
Ready to run after having a baby but need a better plan on how much and how to progress your
Importance Of Core Strength For Health, Fitness, and Sports Performance
Sports Performance
core exercise
,
sports performance
,
strength training
In our Boulder Physical Therapy practice we often train the foundation of the body prior to moving to distal extremities.
How To Determine If Your Arm or Leg Pain Is Coming From Your Spine?
Physical Therapy Exam
back and leg pain
,
neck and arm pain
,
Physical Therapy examination
,
subjective history
Patients presenting to our Boulder Physical Therapy clinic often present with arm or leg symptoms including pain, numbness, and pins
Improving Weight Loss And Appetite With Exercise Intensity
Exercise
aerobic exercise
,
exercise
,
obesity
,
weight loss
Many exercisers report weight control or weight loss as one of their main goals for performing a weekly exercise program.
What Is Tennis Elbow And How Do We Treat It?
Tennis
dry needling
,
tennis
,
tennis elbow
,
treatment
Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylalgia is the most common reason for elbow pain and 2nd most common overuse
The Best Exercises For Knee Pain In Tennis Players
Tennis
exercise
,
knee pain
,
rehabilitation
,
tennis
Patellar tendinopathy also known as “jumper’s knee” is one of the most common chronic knee injuries found in tennis and
Rotator Cuff Strengthening for Tennis Players
Racquet Sports
Racquet Sports
,
shoulder pain
,
tennis
The rotator cuff is an essential group of muscles that stabilize the shoulder during overhead movements such as the tennis
Poor Sleep Quality Associated With All Cause And Cardiovascular Specific Mortality
Exercise
disease risk
,
exercise
,
sleep
Sleep is an essential part of your day and makes up one of the 4 (sleep, stress management, nutrition, and
Exercise and Prolapse: The Complete Guide
Pelvic Health
kegels
,
pelvic floor strengthening
,
pelvic health
,
pelvic organ prolapse
,
strength training
Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is the descent or tissue laxity of the front (bladder), back (rectum), or top (cervical) aspect
Why Aren't Women Doing More Strength Training?
Bone Health
,
Female Athlete
,
Women's Health
female athlete
,
osteoporosis
,
women's health
Strength or resistance training targeting the major muscle groups of the body is recommended by the American College of Sports
MEND Now Serves Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, Erie and Broomfield
Uncategorized
Mend has recently expanded our East Boulder County office located on the border of Lafayette and Louisville. We provide the
Rotator Cuff Tears in Rock Climbers
climbing
rock climbing
,
Rock Climbing Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain is a common problem among rock climbers. It affects 2/3 of adults and is one of the top
Strength Training for Rock Climbers: Everything you need to know to avoid injury so you can climb longer, harder
climbing
rock climbing
,
strength training
Did you know that having a climbing injury makes you 6 times more likely to have a future climbing injury
Why Do We "Chicken-Wing" in Rock Climbing and Is It Bad For You?
climbing
Climbing Finger Pain
,
rock climbing
,
shoulder pain
“Chicken-winging” is a movement that every climber experiences. It is defined as a pattern of movement where the elbows raise
Why Did I Pull My Quad Muscle?
sports injuries
football
,
quadriceps strain
,
soccer
,
sports injuries
Quadriceps strains are a common sports injury occurring in activities demanding kicking, cutting, sprinting, and deceleration movements. In our Boulder
What Are The Best Core Strengthening Exercises?
Exercise
core exercise
,
exercise
,
exercise prescription
,
low back pain
The core is a collective group of spinal musculature critical for range of motion of the spine, stabilization of our
Told to Stretch Your Adductors for Your Pelvic Floor Tension? Strengthen Them Instead
Pelvic Health
pelvic health
,
pelvic pain
,
strengthening
,
stretching
If you deal with pelvic floor tension, you or a physical therapist has likely discovered tight adductors as well. Due
Is It Safe To Play Sports With Knee Pain?
Return To Sport
knee pain
,
sports injuries
If you are an outdoor enthusiast, it is likely you have experienced knee pain at some point. Knee pain is
How to Safely Return to Climbing After and Injury or Hiatus from Rock Climbing
climbing
return to sport
,
rock climbing
Returning to rock climbing after an injury or an extended break from the sport can be challenging. Many climbers do
Exercise Shown To Be More Effective Than Anti Inflammatories For Knee Arthritis
Exercise
exercise
,
knee arthritis
,
knee pain
,
opioids
Knee arthritis is a common diagnosis affecting both sedentary and active middle to older age adults. Patients presenting to our
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