Posts by Matt Cornell
5 Keys to Maximizing Your Next Internship
Internships and clinical experiences can come in a broad array of packages — some great, some decent, and some just downright ugly. Students and interns are often placed in tough and unfamiliar situations.
Read MoreWrist Extension Clearing Test
The Wrist Extension Clearing Test is a quick way to evaluate wrist extension mobility.
This is important for Olympic lifters, gymnasts, and other athletes frequently working in closed chain positions.
Read MoreLower Body Movement Control Test
The Lower Body Movement Control Test evaluates single leg balance, movement control, willingness to load the standing leg, and ankle dorsiflexion mobility.
Read MoreMoCo Mask Policy Update
As of 12:01 AM on October 28, 2021, the County’s Indoor Mask Mandate will be lifted.
Rehab 2 Perform will be following the county’s recommendations by allowing individuals who are vaccinated to access our facility and services without a mask.
Read More14 Lateral Movements to Improve Your Workout
If you are interested in improving your exercise program to enhance both your life and sport abilities, then the extremely functional activity known as Lateral Movement should be included in your regimen.
Read MoreHow 2 Speak Your Clients Language
“Take things as they are. Punch when you need to punch. Kick when you need to kick” – Bruce Lee What is your primary professional language? Where does your comfort…
Read MoreSingle Leg Lateral Hop for Distance
The Single Leg Lateral Hop for Distance is a plyometric movement that evaluates single leg maximum power, movement control, and confidence in the frontal plane.
This is a movement that is important for those involved in field sports requiring cutting and jumping in multiple directions. Begin by standing on one leg.
Read MoreWhat experts say about the best time to exercise
For everyone who hates setting their alarm an hour earlier to hit the gym, scientists may have some good news.
Read MoreSeated Medicine Ball Chest Pass for Distance
This test can be performed as part of return to sport testing for throwing athletes or as a performance based measure in gym settings.
Read MoreMeet Dr. Ben Haefner, DPT
I became a physical therapist because of my personal experience with physical therapy as a high school athlete. I was fortunate to have a therapist who went above and beyond while truly investing in me during my recovery. From then on, I was committed to becoming a physical therapist and making a positive, lasting impact on as many people as possible.
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