As the weather gets warmer in Wisconsin, more people get outside to start their spring training. Warmer weather may inspire you to be more active, which is always a good thing. However, too much activity, too soon into your training can bring on painful shin splints. If you’ve ever had them before you know how […]
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Stroke Warning Signs: Know it When You See it
February 28, 2012
I’ve recently met a few people, including those who have had a stroke, that did not know how to identify the warning signs of a stroke. Since February is American Heart Month, I thought this would be a good time to share with you a few facts on what stroke is and how to identify […]
Om. Ow. Meditation on Yoga’s Harmful Effects
February 15, 2012
I was listening to Fresh Air recently, one of my favorite programs on NPR where Terry Gross interviews a variety of people from directors to musicians or other people in popular culture. I was particularly interested in listening when I heard the episode would be about yoga. “Many of yoga’s truths go beyond the truth […]
Need a Resolution for 2012?
December 31, 2011
It’s New Year‘s Eve. The countdown begins and the ball is going to drop. Don’t drop the ball on this one- a new year’s resolution. It’s down to the wire, but I can finally cross it off my list, because I have a resolution. Thanks to a friend, I’m joining a group of people […]
Santa Needs a Physical Therapist
December 24, 2011
Delivering holiday cheer, hope, and of course Christmas presents to all the good boys and girls of the world is an enormous undertaking. As I was doing my last-minute shopping I started wondering about the physical demands of Santa’s job. Physical therapists develop the best treatment plans when they have a good understanding of the […]
You Can Dance If You Want To
November 16, 2011
Since I cancelled my cable, I’ve been watching more Netflix. Recently I was browsing through the “Suggestions for You” category when I found “Gotta Dance” a documentary about the first-ever senior citizen hip hop dance team for the New Jersey Nets. It’s a story about people being active at any age and against odds… it’s scary […]
It’s National #PhysicalTherapy Month!
October 1, 2011
October is National Physical Therapy Month (NPTM). This year’s focus is on sports injury prevention through the lifespan. Staying active is important at every stage of life. Sports are a good option for people looking to get exercise without hitting up boring cardio equipment like the “dreadmill.” There are several options for staying active through sports […]
April 30, 2012
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