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Posted on November 18, 2019 by Molly Runquist, DPT, COMT, Emory Competent, AIB-VRC
The holidays are fast approaching! With all the yummy food and many miles to travel also comes time with our families. Many of us will visit our aging parents or grandparents, and amidst conversations around jobs or children, we may find ourselves hearing about an injury or fall that has occurred.
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Posted on November 15, 2019 by Athletico
When one hears the word “Whiplash,” it’s possible that the first image that comes to mind is the academy award winning movie starring J.K. Simmons as a controversial music instructor. It’s far more likely however, that one’s primary thoughts immediately turn to the association this word has with neck pain, trauma and more specifically, a motor vehicle accident (MVA). Given the tumultuous, unrelenting “lessons” inflicted on his jazz students throughout the film, a case could be made that it accurately describes both the mental abuse suffered by the aspiring students, as well as the pain associated with this disorder.
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Posted on November 14, 2019 by Athletico
Getting a win each week is becoming more important for fantasy football players as we get closer to the playoffs.
To help you start your best lineup, Brandon Bowers, PT, DPT, is providing insight into player injuries that are impacting teams around the league. These insights are assembled within the Athletico Fantasy Football Injury Report, which is a resource to help fantasy players start their best lineups on a weekly basis.
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Posted on November 11, 2019 by Tanner Neuberger, PT, DPT, TDN Level 1
There has been a lot of media attention the past few years equating sitting to being as bad for your health as smoking. The public concern has resulted in what you might expect: office workers switching to stand-up desks, sales of exercise balls, fitness tracker purchases, and even people utilizing treadmills while they’re working on a computer. But is all this worry over sitting warranted? Let’s take a look.
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Posted on November 7, 2019 by Athletico
It’s already week 10 of the fantasy football season, which means there are only a few weeks left to get your team in position for the playoff race.
To help you start your best lineup in week 10, our very own Brandon Bowers, PT, DPT, is highlighting player injuries that are impacting teams around the league. These insights can be found inside the Athletico Fantasy Football Injury Report, which is a resource to help fantasy players shape out their best lineup on a weekly basis.
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Posted on November 4, 2019 by Tara Hackney, PT, DPT, OCS, KTTP
With many tumbling sports, such as gymnastics and cheerleading, one of the most obvious risks for injury is to the athlete doing the tumbling skill. However there is also a risk for the spotter.
The spotter is usually a coach or teammate who works to make sure tumbling skills are performed safely. For many coaches, the ratio of athletes to coach is such that they can be performing many repetitions of the same movement during a single practice. This can place added stress and increase the risk of injury to the spotter’s shoulder, wrist and low back.
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Posted on October 31, 2019 by Athletico
Heading into week 9 of the professional football season, many fantasy football players are preparing to fill holes in their rosters as a result of injuries and a brutal bye week.
To help you start your best lineup, our very own Brandon Bowers, PT, DPT, is highlighting significant player injuries impacting teams around the league. These insights are put together inside the Athletico Fantasy Football Injury Report, which is a resource to help fantasy football players manage their starting lineups on a weekly basis.
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Posted on October 30, 2019 by Athletico
October 2019 has been a very special month at Athletico Physical Therapy. Not only did we have the opportunity to honor our wonderful clinicians in recognition of National Physical Therapy Month, but we are also celebrating a milestone – reaching 500 clinics!
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