What is the Role of a Student Physical Therapist?

Picture your day. If you commute to and from work by car you are most likely sitting. If you have an office job, you likely sit in front of a computer. If you are a student, you sit in the classroom. And it's not just during the day. When you get home you probably sit to eat dinner and then head to your comfy couch to, once again, SIT and watch your favorite television show. Before you know it, it's bedtime and this routine start all over again the next morning.

One of the most common injuries seen in basketball are ankle sprains. Approximately, 90% of ankle sprains occur on the lateral (outside) aspect of the ankle...

Pain is your body’s way of telling you that something is wrong. Low back pain usually stems from the overuse of other muscle groups, specifically the hamstring, hip flexors, and QL (quadratus lumborum). These overused muscles pull the pelvis and lumbar spine into a position where the muscles that stabilize your hip and pelvis can no longer fire properly.

Do you feel like your inner thigh/groin muscles are always tightening up when you run or lift? This is sometimes caused

When attending physical therapy, you enter a world of rehab aides, office coordinators, and therapists: the ones that treat you. Physical

A great routine designed for you and a partner! There is no doubt that working out results in feeling more productive,