Introduction Pickleball is a rapidly growing sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. While known for its ease of entry, pickleball can lead to a variety of injuries, particularly in the shoulder. This blog delves into the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for pickleball shoulder injury, helping you stay pain-free and enjoy […]
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Sports-related shoulder injuries are common among athletes and can range from mild sprains to severe tears and dislocations. As a physical therapist in Scottsdale, a city known for its vibrant sports culture, I have seen a myriad of shoulder injuries stemming from various athletic activities. This blog post will delve into the therapist’s perspective on
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Weak shoulders can be a significant hindrance, affecting not just athletic performance but also everyday activities. Whether due to injury, overuse, or lack of use, strengthening the shoulder muscles is crucial for overall shoulder health and functionality. This blog post will explore various physical therapy exercises specifically designed to strengthen weak shoulders, drawing from practices
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Introduction Patellar tendinitis, also known as jumper’s knee, represents a significant concern for athletes and physically active individuals, manifesting as persistent patellar tendon pain. This condition is more accurately termed patellar tendinopathy when chronic changes occur within the tendon. Effective rehabilitation strategies, including physical therapy and progressive tendon-loading exercise therapy, are pivotal in managing knee
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Blood flow restriction training involves applying a cuff or band around the upper portion of an arm or leg to safely restrict venous blood flow from a limb. The aim is to limit the amount of blood returning from the muscles to the heart, without significantly affecting arterial flow to the muscle. This is usually
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Back pain, a common ailment affecting millions worldwide, can significantly hinder daily activities and quality of life. In recent years, there have been significant breakthroughs in targeted therapies offering relief to those suffering from this debilitating condition. This blog post explores these breakthroughs, particularly focusing on the advancements in Scottsdale and Phoenix physical therapy clinics,
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Shoulder pain is a common issue that can significantly impact daily life, making even simple tasks challenging. From athletes suffering from overuse injuries to individuals experiencing pain due to poor posture or age-related wear and tear, shoulder pain is a widespread concern. Physical therapy offers a variety of effective techniques to navigate and alleviate this
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The Europa League has started. However, you may notice player injuries when you enjoy this event as a spectator. Soccer injuries are part of the game. Chances are, if you watch enough of the Europa League, you will see a few injuries. Acute or cumulative soccer injuries can be severe. Acute injuries can be painful
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Is Dry Needling like Acupunture? Dry needling is an innovative therapy used to relieve muscle pain and improve overall health. If you’re located in Scottsdale, you’re in luck as Scottsdale PT Performance offers this cutting-edge treatment. In this post, we will explore the benefits of dry needling and what you can expect during a session.
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Do you feel sore after sitting for hours? Do you find yourself constantly leaning forward when you walk? Do you get tired of hearing, “Your hips are tight!” Your yoga instructor, running coach, or massage therapist will tell you that your hips are tight. Your hip flexors are the most common problem. This group includes
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