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Summer Peformance Training Program
Posted on: Monday, June 4, 2018
Join Dr. Zach Baker in Frederick as he leads our performance training program starting June 18th. Our performance training programs provide the tools needed to improve strength, endurance, speed, power, and flexibility. Classes will be 75 min. long on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am. Open to high school and middle school athletes of all levels.
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See your PT now for a movement screen
Posted on: Thursday, May 17, 2018
Now that spring is in full swing, it’s the perfect time of year to make an appointment with your physical therapist for a movement screen. The warmer weather means more time spent outdoors participating in sports and other recreational activities that may be physically demanding. A PT checkup that includes a movement screen will ensure that you’re physically able to engage in popular spring and summer adventures, whether it’s exploring in the woods, tending to your garden, or swimming at your...
» Read moreMeet Our New PTA: Chris Folland!
Posted on: Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Chris joins the R2P team as a Physical Therapy Assistant at our Frederick location. A hardwood junkie, Chris played hoops at York and brings a vast knowledge to our group. Check out more from Chris and welcome him to the staff.
» Read moreConsult Your Physical Therapist Before Running
Posted on: Monday, May 7, 2018
Why You Should Visit Your Physical Therapist Before Your Next Run Summer is here and that means everyone from the elite runner to the weekend hiker will be out and about trying to shake off the winter blues. As you increase your activity level, you may find that you aren’t as physically capable as you once were, or maybe you have been ignoring a nagging pain for far too long or perhaps there’s a longer race distance looming on the horizon.
» Read moreBe Proactive and Preventive about Physical Therapy
Posted on: Monday, May 7, 2018
Physical Therapy Should be as Routine as an Oil Change The automobile industry recommends regular oil changes to keep your car running at its peak performance. Chances are that you adhere to the guidelines outlined in your car manual as closely as possible, and probably even have a favorite business nearby that performs the services. Just like a car, the human body thrives on a tune up from time to time.
» Read more3 Things You Might Not Know about Physical Therapy
Posted on: Monday, April 23, 2018
Three Things You Might Not Know About Physical Therapy As the U.S. healthcare system continues to transform, it’s important for patients to know their options and actively manage their own health and well-being. And a big part of that is knowing which healthcare professional is the best fit and why. When it comes to injury and illness, patients often don’t know the many ways that physical therapists are trained to help relieve symptoms, improve function and prevent further disability.
» Read morePhysical Therapists Trained to Treat a Variety
Posted on: Monday, April 23, 2018
Physical Therapists are Trained to Treat a Wide Range of Illnesses and Injuries When most people hear the words “physical therapy,” they immediately think of rehabilitation for someone with a sports injury. And while that’s accurate, physical therapists work with many types of patients, presenting with a wide variety of injuries, conditions and diseases. In fact, the profession of physical therapy can be divided into many distinct practice areas.
» Read moreBaby Boomers Maintaining or Improving their Health
Posted on: Monday, April 23, 2018
How Physical Therapy Helps Retirees Keep Dreams Alive During the Golden Years Are you among the millions of Americans who have high aspirations for how you’ll spend the extra time during your post-retirement years? Whether you plan to travel the world, pick up fly fishing, spend more time woodworking or sign up for a golf league, your physical fitness level will be a factor.
» Read moreAvoiding Low Back Pain with Physical Therapy
Posted on: Monday, April 23, 2018
Physical Therapy’s Role in Maintaining a Healthy Spine As we age, regular exercise plays an increasingly prominent role in reducing the risk of developing spine-related problems. For those in or approaching the golden years, it’s important to live an active lifestyle that focuses on healthy posture, function and movement.
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