Doing upper body exercises for improved mobility and strength can provide a break from prolonged seated desk work. Try this group of 6 upper body exercises using your arms as your resistance and eventually...
Regular exercise is one of the hallmarks of a healthy lifestyle, but sometimes real life gets in the way and we are not able to make it to the gym. Don’t let a lack of access to gym equipment stop you...
Therapydia DC physical therapist Marylyn Presutti, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC takes some time to share a bit about herself, what first got her interested in physical therapy as a profession, her favorite Saturday...
Neck and back pain are two of the most common diagnoses we treat here at Therapydia. While these symptoms are occasionally caused by an acute injury, more often than not they are simply the result of...
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of foot pain we endure. As a very common diagnosis seen in our clinic, plantar fasciitis can have a major effect on a person’s lifestyle. Those...
One of the most common reasons we see patients in our clinic is for neck and upper back pain. More often than not, these patients note that their symptoms are not the result of a specific injury,...
By Robert Rogacki, PT, DPT, CERT. MDT
Is “Exercise More” your 2019 resolution?
Every January, millions of newcomers flock to gyms across the country in hopes of losing weight, improving...
Are you a runner? Chances are you have had some sort of leg pain or injury in the past. Some of you may have even sustained a longer-term injury. While there is no surefire way to prevent running injuries...
By Robert Rogacki, PT, DPT, CERT. MDT
If you play soccer — or have played on a team in the past — chances are you know someone who has torn their anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL. It’s...
In most cases, strengthening is pretty easy. Find a weight, lift it up and down several times, and move onto the next exercise. But abdominal strengthening has continued to vex people, leading them...
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