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When peak training season arrives, knee pain is a common complaint for runners. The sharp knee pain from an I.T. band problem can be debilitating and limit your ability to complete long runs. ...
Swimmers around the world are tuned in to watch the summer Olympics. We are inspired by the elite swimmers and often think of them as invincible. But, they struggle with pain too. Low back...
We hear it all the time in our clinic, "running is causing this pain in my butt." If the side of your glutes is achy and possibly sending pain down the back of your thigh, you may be suffering...
Posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction (PTTD) is a diagnosis that refers to pain and problems with the tendon that crosses the inside of the ankle. This tendon is responsible for turning your...
by Savannah Meaike, DPT, RRCA certified running coach Training for a full or half marathon is challenging enough without knee pain. Add a knee injury and the decision of whether to push through...
Mary Kleis, DPT, Cert-DN After childbirth, many of us are told, “Welcome to the club, you can expect to pee your pants now that you’re a mom!” Despite being common, bladder leaking and problems...
by Garrison Jones, DPT, Cert. DN, CSCS If you've ever experienced Achilles tendon pain while running or training for a race, you know it's a frustrating issue. Pain in the lower calf or back of...
by Kayla Kramer, DPT, ATC, Cert. DN You're training for your upcoming race and everything is going great. Then, you start to feel heel pain after your training run. Over time, you notice heel...
Does your jaw click or pop when you yawn, chew food, or open your mouth? Clicking or popping in your jaw can make you feel uneasy, but may not be painful. Over time, your jaw clicking may improve...
By Sam Fischer, DPT & Brandon Voth, DPT If you are a tactical athlete, you understand the wear and tear your job places on your shoulders. As the years go by, firefighters, police officers,...
