Summertime and Increased Sports Injuries

Summertime and Increased Sports Injuries

As the temperature rises and the sun shines longer, summertime brings with it a surge of outdoor activities, including sports. Whether it’s soccer, basketball, cycling, or swimming, people of all ages flock to parks, beaches, and sports fields to engage in...
Understanding and Preventing Pickleball Injuries

Understanding and Preventing Pickleball Injuries

Pickleball, the rapidly growing sport, has gained immense popularity across the nation. However, as more people embrace this exciting game, there has been a corresponding increase in pickleball-related injuries, especially among players over the age of 60. The...
The Most Common Athletic Injuries and Treatments

The Most Common Athletic Injuries and Treatments

Whether you are a highly skilled athlete or a weekend participant, injuries are an unfortunate possibility in sports. When an injury occurs, it can be challenging to determine the exact nature and severity of the injury and the best course of immediate and long-term...
Athletic Fitness and Fascial Conditioning

Athletic Fitness and Fascial Conditioning

Fascia (pronounced fah-sha) is a term used to describe the connective tissue that weaves throughout the entire body to stabilize and bind the muscles, bones, and organs collectively. In short, fascia holds your body together. Fascia plays a critical role in managing...
Rolfing for Pickleballers

Rolfing for Pickleballers

Pickleball players will be quick to tell you that their sport combines the best elements of tennis and badminton. It’s intense, fast-paced, and requires quick pivots to execute shots. Since its backyard creation in 1965, pickleball has become enormously popular in...
Rolfing for Long Distance Runners

Rolfing for Long Distance Runners

Poor posture, stress, and injuries can cause us to develop certain patterns of posture and movement that negatively impact the fascia or the tissue envelope that encapsulates our muscles, organs, ligaments, and tendons. Compromised fascia becomes fibrous and dense,...

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