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Why Does My Hip Hurt When I Sleep? Common Causes and When to Seek Help

Waking up with hip pain? Learn the most common causes of hip pain at night, tips to relieve discomfort, and how physical therapy can help you sleep better.

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Is Your Running Stride Causing Injuries?

Is Your Running Stride Causing Injuries?

Running injuries may be linked to your stride mechanics and running cadence. Learn how overstriding can increase stress on the hips and knees, how proper cadence may help reduce injury risk, and how physical therapy can improve running form, performance, and recovery.

Caring for Your Young Athlete: Injury Prevention, Recovery & Performance Tips

Caring for Your Young Athlete: Injury Prevention, Recovery & Performance Tips

Summer is prime time for youth sports—and in our clinics, that means one thing: 📈 A surge in young athletes dealing with injuries. From soccer and basketball to swimming and football, teens are staying active (which we love)… but many are also dealing with: Sprained ankles Knee pain Shoulder injuries Back soreness And the biggest concern we hear? 👉 “Am I going to have to stop playing?” Let’s talk about how to keep young athletes healthy, active, and performing at their best.

How Physical Therapy Helps Swimmers with Low Back Pain

How Physical Therapy Helps Swimmers with Low Back Pain

Swimming is often considered a low-impact, full-body workout—but for many athletes, low back pain from swimming can become a frustrating and limiting issue. Whether you're a competitive swimmer or training recreationally, back pain can affect your performance both in and out of the pool. The good news? Physical therapy for swimmers with low back pain can help relieve discomfort, correct underlying issues, and prevent future injuries.

Anatomy & Physiology of a Muscle Strain

Anatomy & Physiology of a Muscle Strain

Muscle strains are one of the most common injuries we see in active individuals. While they may feel straightforward (“I pulled a muscle”), what’s happening inside your body is actually quite complex. Below, we break muscle strains down into five key physiological processes and explain how physical therapy supports safe, long-term healing.