Frozen Shoulder. What is it? What can I do to Help it? By: Michael Flores, DPT Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a painful shoulder condition that limits your movement and affects the way you carry yourself throughout the day. Sometimes it is caused by an injury, may be linked to diabetes, may […]
Tactical Sleep Hygiene
Tactical Sleep Hygiene What you already knew, but still need to be told. To learn more about Tactical Strength and Conditioning RSVP for the week long course at PT-Connections.
Carrying Heavy Loads
Stephanie Nolting on Carrying Heavy Loads When your physical demands require you to load the body on one side greater than the other this can create strain in the body either with one event or over time. One-sided loads can be stepping into a tall vehicle or carrying weight on one side. I see […]
Tactical Strength and Conditioning: Get Strong Shoulders to be Strong for your Job
By Michael Flores, DPT Many of you reading this may have active jobs where you are up on your feet, lifting, carrying, or reaching. On the other hand, you may have a desk job or a sedentary job. Either way, you need to know this following information in order to help prevent shoulder injuries as […]
Tactical Tips for Strength and Conditioning
Tactical Tips by Adrian Gomez, CSCS, TSAC-F Do’s & Don’ts of Tactical Strength and Conditioning Don’t: Don’t Train with Pain Don’t Train in an Unsafe Environment Don’t Train with Improper Technique Don’t Overtrain Do: Do Train with Whole Body vs. Isolated Do Train with Load Do Train to Produce Results
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