Category: Physical Therapy Blog
When you sprint, cut, jump, or lift, the first link to meet the ground is your foot and ankle. If that link is mobile, strong, and well-coordinated,…
Combating Low Back Pain at the Gym: Simple Exercises You Can Do On Your Own
Hey there, fitness enthusiasts and back pain battlers! If you’re…
Shoulder Anatomy
The shoulder is one of the most freely moveable areas in the human body making it structurally and functionally intricate. Our…
Emma and Elizabeth (Liz) Lehan, 18, of Norton, have been doing physical therapy and sports performance training at Elite Sports Performance &…
Introduction
Knee injuries are among the most common musculoskeletal issues seen in physical therapy clinics. Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend…
Whether you’re a baseball player, golfer, tennis athlete, or just want to move better and perform stronger, rotational power is key. But true power…
Maddie O’Neill, 14, of Mansfield, first arrived at Elite back in 2022 following a serious knee injury while playing soccer that ultimately required…
Jack Yelle, 16, of Easton, is a long-time member of the Elite community and plays basketball for both Oliver Ames High School and the Dana Barros…
Let’s start with some gymnastics fun facts! Team USA men and women’s gymnastics collectively won 10 medals (3 hold, 1 silver, 6 bronze) at the…
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is “a noninvasive medical imaging technique that uses radio waves and a strong magnet to create detailed images of…