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Isometric Strength Training: The Key to Overcoming Jumper’s Knee

Introduction For athletes and active individuals, knee pain can feel like a major setback. Whether you’re a youth athlete trying to keep up with your training schedule, or an active adult aiming to stay fit, the sudden onset of pain just below your kneecap can be incredibly frustrating. It starts off as a dull ache […]

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Physical Therapy For Athletes: How Does It Work?

Introduction Engaging in sports and physical activities exposes athletes to various challenges, including injuries and strains. Physical therapy for athletes emerges as a crucial component in their journey to optimal performance. In this comprehensive guide, we will dive into the definition, importance, and various aspects of physical therapy tailored specifically for athletes. For specialized care,

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Preventing and Treating Posterior Tibialis Insufficiency in Runners

Posterior Tibialis Insufficiency (PTI) can be a painful and debilitating condition for runners. It occurs when the posterior tibialis tendon, a key stabilizer of the arch and foot, becomes inflamed or weakened. In this blog, we will delve into the essentials of PTI, including what the posterior tibialis is, the causes of posterior tibialis injuries,

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