Posts Tagged ‘Resilience’

5 of the Best Gluteus Maximus Exercises

The gluteus maximus is the largest muscle of the hip and buttock.  It helps you maintain an erect standing posture…

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Gluteus maximus exercise

How Older Adults Can Prevent Muscle Loss

Sarcopenia is the term used to describe muscle loss with advancing age.  This process begins when you are in your…

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Sacrcopenia

Fall Prevention: Strength Training Reduces Your Risk of Falling

More than 1 in 4 adults, 65 years and older, fall each year.  Falling once doubles your chances of falling…

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physical therapy for balance

5 Gluteus Medius Exercise Progressions

The primary role of the gluteus medius is to stabilize and control movement of your pelvis during weight bearing activities. …

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Gluteus medius exercise

Self-Management of Pain: Your Physical Therapist as a Guide

Too many medical approaches in today’s society are dependent on others (therapists, doctors, etc) and include passive treatments (medications, injections,…

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therapeutic relationship

How Your Physical Therapist Can Help Your Back Pain

Low back pain is the most common cause of disability and lost work time in industrialized countries.   Persistent low back…

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persistent low back pain

Exercise is Medicine for Depression

Depression is a short-term state or a long-term clinical disorder.  Feeling sad, discouraged, or unhappy is a symptom of short-term…

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Exercise is medicine for depression

Finished Your Physical Therapy: What’s Next?

The day has come.  You’ve dedicated your time and put in the work now you and your physical therapist have…

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Build Exercise Habits after Physical Therapy

Resilience: The Final Piece of Recovery from Injury

Resilience is the ability to recover from or adjust to misfortune or change.   Successful recovery from injury requires resilience to…

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