Jim Marshall said it best with his retort to coach Bud Grant regarding the intensity of a practice: “coach, there’s only so much tread on the tire.” A
Spinal Stability vs. Spinal Mobility
The human spine is an integral and complex structure. Without it, we wouldn’t be able to perform basic functions like standing, sitting, or walking.
Broomball Injuries & Physical Therapy Treatment
We are deep in the throes of winter here in Minnesota, but Minnesotans have never let a little cold keep them from playing sports outside. Broomball
Deconditioning Syndrome – Causes, Symptoms & Treatments
Deconditioning syndrome is a common but not widely known condition that impacts people after a traumatic injury or event. This physical therapy
3 Orthopedic Tests of the Hand & Wrist
In previous articles we have discussed some common orthopedic tests of the knee, and shoulder. In this article, we are going to describe three of the
How Physical Therapy can Help with Diabetes
Diabetes is a metabolic condition in which the body is unable to produce enough insulin (which facilitates the body’s use of glucose for energy).
Hockey Injuries & Physical Therapy
Minnesota is known as The State of Hockey. Whether it’s watching the Wild, or playing in a pond hockey league, Minnesotans all over the state love
Why Your Doctor Won’t Prescribe Pain Meds
It can be incredibly frustrating when your doctor won’t prescribe your pain medication, but there is typically a good reason for it. Thankfully, there
3 Orthopedic Tests of the Elbow
In previous articles we have walked through some of the most common orthopedic tests of the shoulder and the knee. Now we’d like to focus on another
