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Don’t Let Your Calf Be Your Achilles Heel This Summer: MTS Guide to Calf Injury
Most people have heard of Achilles — the legendary Greek demigod from The Iliad . If it’s been a while since high school English class,...
mtsablank
4 days ago3 min read


How can you cure constipation?
Part of the cure for constipation is knowing the cause, which we discussed in our last blog. Generally speaking the cause for each...
mtscait
Jun 272 min read


What are the main causes of constipation?
What causes constipation? What are the symptoms? What symptoms can constipation cause? Most folks I work with think of the first question...
mtscait
Jun 133 min read


Ask the Right Questions for Returning to Running Postpartum
The postpartum period is full of questions, and sometimes an easy answer isn't available. I frequently get asked "how do you know when...
mtscait
May 303 min read


What is Missing From Your Return to Running Plan?
As a PT and a track and field coach, I am often seeing patients and athletes that aren't happy with their return to running plan. They...
mtscait
May 233 min read


Get Ready for Tennis Season: Key Exercises to Build Shoulder Strength and Improve Agility
As tennis season approaches, there is a natural urge (and opportunity) to increase playing time, intensity, and frequency. But before...
mtsablank
May 93 min read


Low Back Pain and Golf – Solution and Prevention (Part 2)
Low back pain is a major issue for golf, and we have found with our patients the key to a long lasting solution is figuring out the root...
David Potucek
May 23 min read


Low Back Pain and Golf – Causes (Part 1)
Low back pain is the most common golf-related injury. Roughly 25% of amateur golfers and 55% of professional golfers experience lower...
David Potucek
Apr 163 min read


C-Section Awareness Month: All About C-Section Recovery
April is International Cesarean Awareness Month, a time to celebrate c-sections as a vital birthing option while also promoting informed...
mtscait
Apr 24 min read


Overuse Injuries: What Are They? How to Get Ahead of Them?
Overuse Injury One of the most common issues we see in physical therapy is the overuse injury. Simply put, an overuse injury is "damage...
mtsablank
Mar 213 min read
Is Injury Prevention a Myth?
I see ads for PT and training services touting that they can “prevent injuries.” I know that it's advertising - it’s a simple claim that...
mtscait
Mar 143 min read


Can physical therapy help with endometriosis?
Can physical therapy help with endometriosis? The short answer: Yes, physical therapy can help with the symptoms of endometriosis. PT...
mtscait
Mar 42 min read


What is endometriosis?
What is endometriosis? (vocab time!) Endometrial tissue is the tissue that lines the uterus. It is shed during menstruation (your...
mtscait
Feb 252 min read


Is exercise safe during pregnancy?
I often get asked, is exercise safe during pregnancy? Not only is it generally safe, it's usually better than being sedentary during...
mtscait
Jan 283 min read


How do you correct your running form?
How do you correct your running form? In our last post, we talked a lot about signs that your running for was off. We mentioned that the...
mtscait
Jan 212 min read


How do I know if my running form is good?
I often get asked "How do I know if my running form is good?" by my friends, family, and patients. Before I dive into an answer, just...
mtscait
Jan 142 min read


How do I know what running shoes are right for me?
You step into a shoe store - there are hundreds of shoes to choose from. I hear it all the time from my patients, "how do I know which...
mtscait
Jan 82 min read


Do I need a referral to see a physical therapist in CT?
The short answer: NO! You do not need a referral to see a physical therapist in CT. Physical therapy in Connecticut is direct access,...
mtscait
Dec 17, 20242 min read


Double Crush Part 2 - How to Mobilize Nerve with Nerve Glides
If you think you are dealing with a double crush injury, specific exercises can often be helpful. There are 2 ways to stretch nerves. ...
David Potucek
Dec 10, 20242 min read


What is Double Crush Syndrome and why is it important?
Double Crush Syndrome is when you have nerve compression at one point the likelihood of getting nerve compression at a second point goes...
David Potucek
Dec 3, 20241 min read
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