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April 24, 2019 Ankle/Foot, Health, Tips
Because our feet act as shock absorbers for the rest of our body, they can endure a massive amount of daily wear and tear from activities like walking and running. Withstanding the friction and impact from these activities can leave your feet vulnerable to pain and injury. Luckily there are some easy steps you can take to keep your feet happy and pain free.

April 5, 2019 Ankle/Foot, Athlete, Tips
Today's blog was written by Dr. Adam Morrell. Dr. Morrell has successfully treated many patients with running-related aches and pains. Here he provides three useful tips to get you back on track and avoid some of the most common running injuries.
If you are a runner, you have likely experienced pain or a strain injury in the feet, shins, knees, hips or back.  There’s always a small risk you'll experience an injury or pain when running. Luckily, many running injuries are completely avoidable.  Follow these three steps below to run with minimal to no real pain.

March 19, 2019 Arm, Neck, Shoulder, Tips
Thoracic outlet syndrome, also known as TOS, is a painful condition that can cripple your arm’s dexterity. Fortunately, there are some methods you can try at home to minimize your TOS symptoms. By improving your posture, staying active, and strengthening your muscles, you can help keep your body pain-free for now and prevent TOS from interrupting your activities in the future.

March 12, 2019 Health, Tips
For many of us, the decision to go work out is a constant battle of willpower, even if we did set a New Year’s resolution back in January. Boredom and fatigue are two big reasons people start to slack off from their weekly gym sessions. Without variety, it’s easy to become bogged down by the tedium of exercise. As our eyes glaze over, we are immediately drawn to the comforts of the familiar: staying home, in bed, watching TV, doing literally anything other than running another mile on this treadmill. Fortunately, working out doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, there are many ways to find joy in exercise!