Understanding Knee Pain: Anatomy & Common Injuries
Did you know that knee pain affects nearly one in four American adults and accounts for over 4 million primary care visits each year? Whether it’s from sports, daily activities, or gradual wear and tear, knee pain can quickly limit your movement and quality of life. In the above video, Dr. Zach Baker from Rehab…
Healing After a C-Section – Scar Mobilization & Recovery
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get nearly enough attention after childbirth: C-section recovery. Whether your cesarean was planned or a surprise, your body just went through major abdominal surgery. While you’re focused on your new baby (and sleep), it’s also important to focus on how you heal—especially your core, abdominal wall, and scar tissue….
Rehab 2 Perform Named 2025 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Growth Accelerator Honoree
R2P recognized nationally for redefining physical therapy through people-first leadership, performance-based care, and intentional growth. Germantown, MD — October 2025 — Rehab 2 Perform (R2P), a leader in performance-based physical therapy and rehabilitative care, has been named a 2025 CO— 100 Growth Accelerator by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The honor recognizes businesses that are…
Foam Rolling vs. Stretching: Which is Better for Runners?
Foam Rolling vs. Stretching: Which is Better for Runners? By a Physical Therapist and Runner Who Uses Both Daily As a physical therapist and fellow runner, I get this question a lot: “Should I foam roll or stretch after a run?” The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. Both methods can be valuable recovery tools—but they serve slightly…
Building Independence Through Movement Competency
Move to Live: Building Independence Through Movement Competency Movement is medicine — but mastery is freedom. At Rehab 2 Perform, we believe that long-term health and independence begin with how well you move. Dr. Josh Funk’s recent workshop, Move to Live: Building Independence Through Movement Competency, explored why developing fundamental movement skills is essential for…
Managing Pregnancy-Related Back & Hip Pain
Pregnancy is a wild ride—amazing, exhausting, and sometimes… a little uncomfortable. One of the most common complaints I hear from clients during pregnancy? That deep ache in the lower back or sharp pinch in the hips that seems to show up out of nowhere and just won’t quit. As a pelvic health physical therapist (and…
National Physical Therapy Month – Why & When with R2P
October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to recognize the impact physical therapists have on health, recovery, and performance. At Rehab 2 Perform, it’s more than a celebration—it’s a chance to share why we do things differently. Our mission is simple: to guide you beyond recovery, to living stronger, moving better, and performing for…
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Destress and Recharge: 2 Simple Strategies
Dr. Josh Funk shares insights on his top ways to Destress Destress and Recharge: Two Simple Strategies That Work Stress is something we all face—whether it’s from work, family, or the constant pace of daily life. Finding effective ways to manage it is key for both physical health and mental clarity. Two of the most…
Grip Strength & Wrist Health
Grip Strength & Wrist Health: Avoiding Common Hand & Elbow Injuries in Weightlifting By a Physical Therapist Who Trains, Lifts, and Knows the Pain If you’ve been lifting long enough, there’s a good chance you’ve felt it—that nagging ache in the wrist after barbell work or the sharp twinge at the elbow during curls. As…