By SARAH HURLEY, DPT Pickleball has been reported as one of the fastest-growing sports among the adult population in recent years. Whether its popularity stems from the exercise it offers, its resemblance to tennis, or the camaraderie it fosters during matches, many...
By Kate Dulac Serodio, DPT, OCS Recently Powerhouse Sports reached out asking Rye Physical Therapy to partner with them in caring for their athletes. They have a great Baseball/All athlete training program and work hard to provide the best care for their athletes. ...
By Nicole Carville, PT, DPT We are getting close to that time of the year where the nights get colder, the leaves start changing color and pumpkin is everywhere! Right around this time of year, a lot of us also decide to lace up our dusty hiking boots and head to the...
BY DYLAN CHISHOLM, DPT As swell season is here for the avid surfer of the Northeast. We want to help make sure the biggest pain you have is getting in and out of the 6mm wetsuit and not your shoulders. Due to the nature of the sport, surfing requires extensive strain...
Physical Therapy Can Help! By Jessica Leberman, DPT – Hampton Clinic Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS) more commonly referred to as “shin splints” is an injury of the lower leg that primary occurs in the exercising population1. MTSS makes up to 16% of injuries that...
by Katherine Younes, DPT – Hampton Clinic As the fall approaches, many of you may be signing up for a 5k, 10k, or you may be an everyday runner. As many of you know, with running may come aches and pains. The most common overuse injury in runners is Iliotibial Band...
By Katy Salka, DPT Rye Physical Therapy It’s tee-time! Time to break out those golf bags, carts, classic attire, and (most importantly) a warm-up routine. Golf can be considered a rather benign activity, as long as overuse and injury are avoided. Injuries in this...
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