This blog was written by Dr. Morgan Toone. Today, Dr. Toone discusses the common signs and symptoms of Upper Cross Syndrome, and what you can do to avoid this painful condition.
This week’s blog was written by Dr. Andrew Flesner. With numerous obstacle course races under his belt, he shares his insights and recommendations for avoiding injuries while completing these mud-ridden courses. Read what he suggests to keep your shoulders, back, and ankles performing at the top of their game.
If you’ve ever rolled or twisted your ankle awkwardly after a misstep, you’ve likely experienced joint pain from the ankle’s ligaments suddenly stretching. Ankle sprains occur when these ligaments become overstretched and torn.
Ankle sprains are very common injuries in the US, with over a million cases reported each year. They are some of the most common injuries people face when participating in various sports that require multifaceted movements. Because the ankle is such a complex and fragile joint, and a critical structure to the body’s mobility and support, many athletic sports and physical movements carry a higher risk of ankle injuries for athletes. Movements like running, jumping, and pivoting can lead to an ankle sprain if the athlete trips or falls.
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Say hello to our Airrosti Provider of the Month, Dr. Illiana Cantu! Her practice is based in Edinburg, Texas, and for the past four years she’s been treating patients and helping people get back to living their best lives pain-free!
This blog is written by Dr. Andrew Flesner. In this blog, he talks about why hip and ankle stability is imperative for happy, healthy, pain-free feet.
Although many people prefer to work out alone, group fitness classes and activities have always been a big part of the fitness world. Knowing that you are working as part of a larger team is an appealing feature of group exercise classes. Besides motivation and support, group fitness offers several other benefits that can take your fitness to the next level.
If you’re struggling to keep up with your solo workouts and need more support, it may be time to try group fitness.
This article was written by Airrosti’s Dr. Denyse Rowland-Jones, DC. She explains the difference between two common causes of wrist pain: carpal tunnel syndrome and pronator teres syndrome.
Too often we assume our hand or arm pain isn’t serious and will eventually go away with rest, but what if your wrist pain is a sign of something else? Here’s how to determine the potential cause of your wrist pain, along with a few tips to prevent and alleviate the pain.
Whether you’re a runner, a cyclist, or just an active person in general, you’ve probably experienced a nagging leg pain that just doesn’t seem to let up. That painful, tightening sensation you think is due to hip or knee problems might be caused by your IT band.
The IT band is a thick connective tissue that connects to the hip, thigh muscles, and gluteus muscles. If these muscles are weak and overworked, the IT band will start to feel painful and tight. In some cases the IT band becomes inflamed when overused, developing into Iliotibial Band Syndrome, or ITBS. Read More
Dr. Ana Canelo is one of our Providers based in San Antonio, Texas. She loves coffee, dogs, and helping her patients live pain-free lives. Don’t forget to stop by the south side and pay her a visit!
This article was written by Airrosti’s Dr. Heidi Berger, DC. As an avid trail runner, she discusses the benefits of getting off the pavement and how to avoid pain while trail running.