Defining Core Stability

A diagram of core stability

Core stability is a term that you may have heard before, it’s certainly becoming more popular in the same way that “functional movement”, “functional exercise” and “movement patterns” have become more popular in the past few years. The problem is that “core stability”, like the other terms I listed, is a little ambiguous; so, two […]

Your New Year’s Running Form Resolution

A person running

Whether you have been running for 1 week or every day for the past 25 years, you have probably already asked yourself two questions:  What can I do to feel better?  What can I do to get faster? If you have been plagued by a foot, ankle, or leg injury, then you are probably really wondering how […]

A Therapist’s Guide to Proper Shoe Selection

Running shoes

 “What’s a good shoe?”  As physical therapists treating patients returning to exercise following injury or currently dealing with foot and leg pain, this is a question we hear quite often.  Since I spent time working in a running-specialty shoe store, this is a question I’ve heard a lot over the years and will still frequently […]

A Therapist’s Perspective On Living With Diabetes

Fruits with diabetes tool

November is one of my favorite months of the year. It’s the month of Thanksgiving (my favorite holiday), less than 5 weeks from Christmas, and 6 weeks from a new year. While this will be my 40th year of celebrating November, it will be my first year celebrating National Diabetes Awareness month as a new member […]

My $200 Home Gym

Exercise equipment

I really enjoy endurance sports because they don’t require much equipment*   *Apart from the initial bike purchase. Followed by the second bike purchase  which is always an upgrade and then all of the cycling jerseys, a helmet,  sunglasses, shoes, a bike computer, an indoor trainer and a Zwift membership.” Like I said, you can just lace […]

Back to School: The Homework Every Child NEEDS!

Children playing on grass

When my oldest child, Grayson, transitioned from a half-day preschool to a full-day of Kindergarten, I noticed a change in him. Not only was he more tearful, confused, and very, very tired, but he also had physical changes that took place. Some of the biggest changes were that while he was previously a flexible child, […]

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