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Why and How to Strengthen Your Core with Physical Therapy

When people think of core strength, they often associate the term with having a six pack or a flat stomach. In reality, core strength matters for a wide variety of reasons related to one’s physical health and well-being. In the area of women’s health, improving core strength is imperative during pregnancy, in preparation for labor, […]

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Traveling This Summer? Here are some Physical Therapy Tips to Keep You Healthy and Pain-Free

Taking a summer vacation is something that many Americans look forward to every year, but did you know there are potential health hazards that come along with it? Sitting and standing for long periods of time, plus lifting heavy luggage can all contribute to potential injuries. In more severe cases, you can develop blood clots

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Post-Partum Recovery: How Physical Therapy Can Help

Every woman has a different experience with childbirth, with some finding it more difficult than others. Your body naturally changes post-partum, and sometimes it can be challenging to adjust during your recovery. This article is a guide for how a physical therapist at Core3 Physical Therapy can help you during this time. Tighten abdominal separation

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On the Computer All Day? Top 5 Physical Therapy Tips for Avoiding Hand Injury

When we spend the majority of our day using computers and smartphones, we instantly become more prone to hand injuries. Regardless of whether you are a teenager or a young professional, the constant motion of typing or swiping is putting excessive strain on our fingers, hands, and wrists. Here, we are going to discuss our

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What is Tendinitis, and Can Physical Therapy Can Help?

Tendinitis is caused by repetitive motions that can cause tears in bands of tissue that connect your muscles to your bones, called tendons. Examples of tendinitis include tennis elbow or golfers’ elbow. You can also get tendinitis from activities like raking, digging, computer work, and other actions that require repetitive movements. In this article, we’re

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