Millions of individuals live with varying degrees of pain while also experiencing limited amounts of energy. There are several quick and effective ways you can increase your energy levels while reducing pain. Incorporating physical therapy into your regular routine is one way to limit pain. Call Body Gears Physical Therapy for more information regarding the
5 Quick Tips for Less Pain and More Energy
October 10th, 2019
Sprains, Strains and Ankle Pains! What You Need to Know and When to See a Therapist.
September 13th, 2019There you are, walking through the park on a bright summer day when suddenly you find a hole with your foot. Before you know it, you are in pain, collapsed in a crumpled heap, hoping no one saw your graceful fall. What do you do? How do you know whether it is an injury that
Say No to Sciatica! 3 Indicators That You Need to See a Physical Therapist
July 17th, 2019We all have two sciatic nerves running from either side of the lower back down to each of our legs. A classic sign of sciatica is a shooting pain along the path of the nerve on one side only. While compression of one of your sciatic nerves can literally be a “pain in the butt,”
What To Do When Your X-Ray Happens to Reveal You Have Scoliosis
June 10th, 2019It’s more common than you might think for someone to get an x-ray done for a shoulder, neck, or back problem and when the report comes back, one of the first things it lists is scoliosis. People are often left wondering what to do with this information and have questions like, “Should I be worried?”
5 Shocking Secrets People Who Avoid Shoulder Surgery Know*
May 2nd, 2019*We acknowledge our use of the “click-bait” title but if you’re reading this, it worked! Hopefully you enjoy the jest if you read to the end. We always welcome your feedback on titles and blog post ideas, so please email us at social@bodygears.com Whether you’re struggling to put luggage in an overhead compartment or you’d
When Your Knee Pain Tolerance is “Too High”
April 15th, 2019There are some people who will humbly admit to having a low pain tolerance while others are the “Go ahead, punch me in the stomach” type. While socially it’s perceived as more favorable to have a high pain tolerance, this can often get in the way of people seeking a solution to pain since they
CrossFit Open 19.5
March 22nd, 2019Les Brown said “The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory,” and 19.5 is going to be a hard one. But can you taste the end of the Open?! As with previous workouts this year and in years past, proper mobility and activation exercises will be important to your success in this workout. If you’re
CrossFit Open 19.4
March 15th, 2019Well, we knew snatches and muscle ups were coming! Read the full workout here. I like the design of this workout, with 3 minutes of rest built in. If you are close to having muscle ups, this gives you a great chance. With some rest before you hit the pull-up bar, hopefully, you can
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5 Quick Tips for Less Pain and More EnergyOctober 10, 2019
Sprains, Strains and Ankle Pains! What You Need to Know and When to See a Therapist.September 13, 2019
Say No to Sciatica! 3 Indicators That You Need to See a Physical TherapistJuly 17, 2019
What To Do When Your X-Ray Happens to Reveal You Have ScoliosisJune 10, 2019
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