Sports activities will result in aches, pains, and injuries that need to be examined by a doctor or specialist for… Read More
Automobile accidents and collisions can cause knee and ankle injuries in various ways. Automobile crashes are considered high-energy collisions versus… Read More
The piriformis is a large and powerful muscle beneath the gluteal/buttocks muscles. It runs from the bottom of the sacrum,… Read More
Gymnastics is a demanding and challenging sport. Gymnasts train to be powerful and graceful. Today's moves have become increasingly technical… Read More
Automobile accidents are emotionally and physically traumatic events. After an accident, individuals assume that they are okay if they don't… Read More
Softball and baseball require running, jumping, throwing, and swinging movements. Even for the fittest athletes and weekend warriors, the body… Read More
Resistance band exercises can be very useful for injury rehabilitation. As a part of a chiropractic neuromusculoskeletal treatment plan, personalized… Read More
Automobile collisions, work, sports, and personal accidents can cause neck injuries that can affect other areas, leading to long-term health… Read More
Sports exercise medicine - SEM addresses and treats physical activity/sports-related injuries using chiropractic care, physical therapy, therapeutic massage, functional nutrition,… Read More
Field hockey is one of the world's oldest team sports, dating back to the classical Greek era. It also is… Read More
The body has around 1,000 ligaments that connect bones and joints. Ligaments are strong bands of tissue that support joint… Read More
Bicycle riding is a form of transportation and a popular leisure and exercise activity. It helps with brain, heart, and… Read More
Rodeo Training: Rodeo has become a sport that is now open to anyone, and there are even programs for weekend… Read More
The iliopsoas muscle is a primary hip flexor that assists in the femur's external rotation and maintains the hip joint's… Read More
Skiing sports require balance, strength, endurance, and muscle power. It is recommended to start training for ski season about eight… Read More
Noninvasive treatments like chiropractic care, non-surgical decompression, massage therapy, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs/NSAIDs, targeted/specific exercises, and ice/heat therapy successfully treat most… Read More
A certified/licensed massage therapist performs chiropractic therapeutic massage under the direction of a chiropractor to soothe tense muscles, release pressure… Read More
The 0blique muscles support and aid in side-to-side movement, helping maintain back strength and healthy posture. There are two oblique… Read More
Before you begin running, talk with your physician, prosthetist, and other clinicians involved in your rehabilitation/health care treatment. Learning to… Read More