Physical Therapist, Dr. Erin Weber breaks down the anatomy of the glutes, and the ways you can prevent future injuries by strengthening this muscle group with corrective exercises. The powerhouse gluteal group consists of three muscles, the maximus, medius and minimus. They function to stabilize the lumbar spine and pelvis, and decrease load to the […]
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Chiropractor Dr. Stephen Szaro explains the different causes of hip impingement and the various modalities used to treat hip pain. Hip impingement, also known as femeroacetabular impingement (FAI), is a common condition in which there is extra bone growth along one or both of the bones that form the hip joint. This gives the bones
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Chiropractor & Acupuncturist, Allison Heffron, DC, L.Ac., debunks some of the most popular exercise and nutrition myths still followed by many people today. This article serves as an excerpt from our Exercise as Medicine Workshop, which featured Integrative Medicine Specialist, Dr. Robert Graham, Clinical Nutritionist, Michelle Miller, MSACN, Pilates Studio Director, Lynda Salerno Gehrman, and
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Staying strong and stable in your core is essential for injury prevention as you begin to build your mileage for upcoming races. Thoracic extensors, abdominals, obliques, gluteus maximus and gluteus medius are all important trunk and pelvis muscles that improve running form and efficiency. Below are 4 great exercises each marathon runner should have in
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New York City has a new favorite four-lettered-word: YOGA! Once considered an alternative “hippie thing,” yoga studios are sprouting up on every corner and classes are being taught everywhere from the Rockaway boardwalk—to the Wall Street boardroom. As yoga becomes an integral part of 21st-century life, the research, aligned with new methods of inquiry and
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