Are You Looking to Do More Cardio? Try These Tips! We all know that cardio takes time. In fact, one of the most common complaints we hear from patients who come to us for physical therapy exercises is that there simply isn’t enough time in their busy days to complete cardio workouts. Other times, whether
Flat feet are caused by many things, genetics, age, weight, etc., and can create painful body issues. A physical therapist can treat and suggest simple lifestyle changes like exercises to lengthen and strengthen muscles, shoes and insoles that will lift the arch and posture builders to engage and strengthen the core. But those with flat
Did You Know Blood Flow Restriction Could Help You Achieve Your Physical Goals? If you’ve been at the gym recently and notice someone weightlifting with bands wrapped around their biceps, they are likely trying out a new training regimen called Blood Flow Restriction Training, or BFR. The strategy behind Blood Flow Restriction Training is to
Find Relief for Your Running Injury with the Help of Physical Therapy! Running is a great way to improve your health and stay in shape. Unfortunately, there are several types of sports injuries associated with running. The following are some common running injuries and the best ways to treat them. 1. Plantar Fasciitis Of all
Every year, our physical therapy team meets thousands of individuals recovering from surgery. Whether you’re undergoing a joint replacement, a back surgery, or some other procedure, we’re confident that working with a physical therapist can help you heal up and get back to your active lifestyle as efficiently and safely as possible. Curious about why
Did you know that a herniated disc can occur anywhere in your spine? At our physical therapy clinic, we see disc herniations frequently among our patients with back, arm, and/or leg pain. If you believe your pain and dysfunction is caused by a herniated disc, we encourage you to contact Eastside Sports Rehabilitation Clinic today
The things we learn from Physical Therapy are not meant to remain in the clinic. It is especially important to remember, with the current situation we’re all facing today — staying indoors for our safety and that of others, working from home — that our pains will not disappear because of our inability to leave