Pain During Intimacy is Not Normal

Pain During Intimacy is Not Normal

Pelvic Physical Therapy Offers A Drug-Free, Non-Invasive Solution Pain during intercourse, also known as dyspareunia, affects an estimated 10% to 20% of women in the United States, with prevalence varying by age and population. Despite its prevalence, many individuals endure this discomfort and do not seek helping, believing it is normal. Why Does Dyspareunia Occur?…

Elevate Your Swimming Technique This Summer

Elevate Your Swimming Technique This Summer

Swimming is a full-body workout celebrated for its cardiovascular benefits and low-impact nature. Yet even the most dedicated swimmers can plateau in performance or struggle with technique inefficiencies rooted in muscular imbalances or limited flexibility. Physical therapy offers targeted stretches and strengthening exercises to enhance range of motion, power, and stroke efficiency—key ingredients for swimming…

Reframing Arthritis: The Underrated Role of Strength in Joint Health

Reframing Arthritis: The Underrated Role of Strength in Joint Health

Arthritis, often seen as an inevitable byproduct of aging, affects over 58 million Americans and remains a leading cause of disability. But emerging science—and a shift in clinical perspective—suggests that movement, not rest, is one of the most powerful tools in managing this chronic condition. During Arthritis Awareness Month, experts are emphasizing an approach that…

Why Smart Runners Stretch and Cross-Train

Why Smart Runners Stretch and Cross-Train

Once you’ve fallen in love with running, it’s easy to convince yourself that the only thing that matters is logging more miles. But experienced athletes and scientists at the Furman Institute of Running and Scientific Training (FIRST) in Greenville, South Carolina, say otherwise. According to their research and coaching, the key to running well—and running…