Recovery Starts Now

Discover the different methods in the recovery process that will speed up the bodies natural healing system. Explore different options and experiment to find what works best for you.

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Then and Now- Cryotherapy

Read the following article to learn more about effects of cryotherapy on inflammation and subsequent recovery consequences. Discover the new research about cold therapy and how it might actually be hindering your healing process.

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Listen To Your Heart…And Reason

Listen To Your Heart…And Reason By Norah Whitten Over the past few years the market in wearable fitness trackers has exploded. It is now easier than ever to track your heart rate 24/7. In addition to heart rate tracking, a new metric has stepped on the scene as a way to track fitness and recovery. […]

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#OPTOUTSIDE

As Featured in Endurance Magazine – Fall 2017 When the hot humid Southern days of summer start to fade away and make room for the cool mornings and evenings of fall, I can’t help but yearn to get outside. A friend of mine that lives in Roanoke, VA, an outdoor mecca, once mentioned that he […]

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CANCER – Managing Your Mastectomy

As Featured in Endurance Magazine- August 2017 As a sports physical therapist, I don’t see breast cancer survivors often for the sole reason of complications resulting for their surgery. A handful of cases a year come into our clinic, mostly swimmers and cyclists, and we treat them to help them return to sport as soon […]

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The Mobile Male

Featured in Endurance Magazine- June 2017 When describing their exercise regimen most men would include strength and several cardiovascular exercises, which is correct. However, there is one big piece that men usually overlook, mobility. Why men seem to push mobility to the back burner is a mystery. Is it because activities such as yoga and […]

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Key Stretches for Cyclists

Featured in Endurance Magazine- May 2017 Many U.S. cities are seeing an increase in bicycle commuters, according to a U.S. Census Bureau. From 2000 to 2013, bicycle commuting rates in bicycle friendly communities increased 105%. In addition, indoor cycling classes are one of the top group exercises in North America and around the world. More […]

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