by Caroline Mameesh | Nov 27, 2020 | Fitness Training, Health & Longevity, Joints & Back Health
Did you know that you can lose half of all muscle mass on your body by the time you’re in your 80s? The good news is that there’s a way to prevent this. The solution? Easy strength training workouts. As we get older, our lives become busier, and our bodies also...
by Scott Venkataraman, PT | Oct 30, 2020 | Balance & Stability, Fitness Training, Joints & Back Health
Most people have tight hips and need to improve their hip mobility. Aging and our sedentary lifestyle are the two contributing factors. Why is hip mobility important? Hip joint being right next to the pelvic girdle has many muscles all around it. Due to our sedentary...
by Scott Venkataraman, PT | Oct 20, 2020 | Health & Longevity, Joints & Back Health
Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of joint pain and disability over the age of 50. The deterioration of the body that started at the age of 25 finally starts showing itself and hindering our functions. However, there are multiple ways to relieve the...
by Clarice Cummins, P.T. | Jul 2, 2020 | Joints & Back Health
Middle back pain can keep us from functioning during the day. We can’t turn to check for oncoming traffic or easily bend over to lift objects. If you find your middle back aching most days, then it is time to incorporate stretching into your daily routine. Taking 10 –...
by Clarice Cummins, P.T. | May 24, 2020 | Fitness Training, Joints & Back Health
It’s Not Just About a Flat Butt 🙂 The largest, most important group of muscles in your body are your glutes. These muscles are key players for mobility, being vital for movements such as walking and going up steps. The gluteus maximus, the biggest gluteus...
by Clarice Cummins, P.T. | Mar 18, 2020 | Balance & Stability, Fitness Training, Joints & Back Health
Your core is an incredibly important part of your body. It keeps you stable, supports your spine, and helps you move throughout the day. Your core is more than just your abdominal muscles – it also includes our lower back, pelvic floor, hips, and...
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