It’s easy to assume that shoulder or upper back pain comes from overuse, poor posture, or muscle strain in those specific areas—but sometimes, the source lies higher up, in your cervical spine (neck). This is why a thorough assessment of your neck is critical when evaluating shoulder and upper back pain.

One of the most common complaints of knee pain we see in athletes of all levels is Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS).

Noisy joints most of the time not a cause for concern. However, if you experience pain, it might be a sign of an underlying issue.

By addressing these restrictions with targeted mobilizations, you can improve your squat mechanics, relieve pressure on your lower back, and

Let's delve into the significance of the thoracic spine and introduce you to a beneficial exercise: the incline thoracic extension.

Physical therapy offers numerous benefits for those suffering from neck pain and headaches.

Pain at rest is not something you should ignore or normalize. It’s a signal that your body needs attention...

MRIs have a significant drawback—they often reveal abnormalities that may not actually be causing any issues or symptoms.