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Meet R2P Physical Therapist – Dr. J-Mack

Meet Jonathan: A Passionate PT with a Love for Sports & Community Say hello to Jonathan, one of our newest physical therapists at our Columbia, MD facility who brings his energy, expertise, and passion for movement to the Maryland area! A Virginia Beach native, Jonathan’s love for sports and healthcare started early—balancing his time as…

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Baseball: Enhance Lower Body Strength

Stronger Legs, Stronger Game: Lower Body Strength for Baseball Players Lower body strength is the foundation of power, speed, and injury prevention in baseball. As performance physical therapists, we focus on building stability, strength, and mobility with movements that translate directly to the field. Exercises like the Split Squat and Kickstand Romanian Deadlift develop single-leg…

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Running Overuse Injuries: How 2 Spot Them Early

A Runner’s Guide from a Physical Therapist on Overuse Injuries As a Physical Therapist and an avid runner, I know firsthand how easy it is to ignore little aches and pains in the pursuit of mileage goals, race prep, or just the love of the run. But those small twinges can quickly turn into full-blown…

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Baseball: Building Upper Body Strength

At Rehab 2 Perform, we know that upper body strength is crucial for baseball players looking to improve performance and prevent injuries. A well-rounded training program should include pressing and pulling movements in both vertical and horizontal planes, mimicking the demands of throwing and hitting. Overhead and forward-reaching motions help develop power and stability, while…

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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction – When 2 Seek Help

Common Signs of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Hey there, mama (or soon-to-be mama, or maybe just someone wondering what’s up with their pelvic floor)! If you’ve ever sneezed and thought, “Uh-oh,” or felt like something just isn’t right down there, you are not alone. As a pelvic health physical therapist at Rehab 2 Perform—and a mom…

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Neck Pain: Understanding Cervical Radiculopathy

Neck pain is a common issue that can interfere with daily life, whether it’s caused by poor posture, an injury, or an underlying condition like cervical radiculopathy. If you’re experiencing neck pain that radiates down into your shoulder, arm, or hand, you may be dealing with this condition. The good news? Physical therapy can help…

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Baseball Dynamic Warm up

A dynamic warm-up is crucial for baseball players because it prepares the body for explosive movements like throwing, swinging, and running. Unlike static stretching, it involves active, sport-specific exercises that increase blood flow, flexibility, mobility, and muscle activation. This not only enhances performance by improving coordination and reaction time but also reduces the risk of…

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The Real Physical Therapy Experience!

“And this is My Physical Therapy Story…” Hear it from Walter, Maggie, Abbey, and Eric as they share their journey from Rehab 2 Performance at Rehab 2 Perform! At all stages of life, and different backgrounds, this is Their Physical Therapy Experience! Physical Therapy—Redefined!  At Rehab 2 Perform, we’re all about getting you back to…

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What Is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?

A Physical Therapist & Mom’s Perspective on Pelvic Health As a pelvic health physical therapist at Rehab 2 Perform—and a mom myself—I get it. Our bodies go through a lot, whether it’s pregnancy, childbirth, workouts, or just the daily grind of life. We juggle careers, fitness goals, and family responsibilities, all while trying to feel…

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Neck Pain: Understanding & Addressing It

A Physical Therapist’s Guide 2 Neck Pain Neck pain is a common issue that affects people of all ages, whether from poor posture, repetitive movements, or underlying conditions. It can range from mild discomfort to debilitating pain that interferes with daily activities. Understanding the causes of neck pain and the best ways to manage it…

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