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Lifting injuries, whether from weightlifting, strength training, or other physical activities, can be frustrating and debilitating. These injuries often occur due to improper technique, overexertion, and poor coordination of systems. Common lifting injuries include strains, sprains, tendonitis, and even more severe injuries like muscle tears or herniated discs.
Let's address some common concerns and misconceptions surrounding lifting injuries. One misconception is that lifting injuries only happen to beginners or those lifting heavy weights. In reality, lifting injuries can occur to anyone, regardless of skill level or the amount of weight being lifted. Another misconception is that pushing through pain is normal and necessary for progress. However, ignoring pain signals can lead to further injury and setbacks.
Now, let's focus on how BT Physical Therapy and Wellness can help you recover from lifting injuries and get back to your active lifestyle safely. Our approach involves a comprehensive evaluation to understand the extent of your injury and develop a tailored rehabilitation plan to facilitate healing and prevent future injuries.
Exercises alone may not alleviate pain; addressing muscle dysfunction and improving daily movements is vital.
Pain isn't solely from sports techniques; unnoticed day-to-day movements can contribute. We directly address these issues.
For chronic pain, a comprehensive approach is essential. We consider various body systems beyond muscles and bones to ensure no source of pain is overlooked.
Physical therapy twice a week isn't always necessary. At BT Physical Therapy and Wellness, significant improvement can happen with just 1-4 sessions per month, thanks to our personalized approach.
We prioritize understanding your movement patterns to address discomfort and enhance performance beyond posture.
Consistency with exercises is crucial, but our programs aim to seamlessly align with your goals and lifestyle, facilitating your return to activities you love.
Pain often originates from underlying dysfunctions. Our concise 3-step approach starts with a thorough evaluation to pinpoint root causes. We then use advanced manual therapy techniques for immediate relief and personalized exercise programs for long-term goals.
We also focus on education and self-care, offering comprehensive wellness programming. Through this holistic approach, we empower you to achieve lasting improvements in your health and well-being.
Targeted exercises and stretches to rehabilitate injured muscles, improve flexibility, and restore coordination and function.
Manual therapy techniques such as soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization, and myofascial release to reduce pain and improve tissue healing.
Biomechanical analysis to identify any movement patterns, breathing inefficiency or other muscle imbalances contributing to lifting injuries and address them through corrective exercises.
Education on proper lifting techniques, injury prevention strategies, and gradual progression to help you return to lifting safely and confidently.