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Sign upIn your body, electrolytes are essential for transmitting signals that help to maintain a balance of fluids, healthy muscle contraction, and normal function of the nervous system, which includes the brain.
Read MoreWearing shoes that fit poorly can lead to a myriad of problems, from minor foot discomfort to stress fractures and meniscus tears.
Read MoreRest days give your muscles time to heal from the stress of physical activity while giving your mind an opportunity to reset.
Read MoreChoosing the right athletic shoe for your foot is key to moving comfortably, efficiently and safely. Get to know your foot type and follow the tips above to choose an athletic shoe that’s right for you.
Underfueling means not eating enough or not eating the right types of foods. If you’ve been underfueling, eating more of the right foods at the right time can help you achieve the intensities and results you have been missing.
Take a look at why it's so important to have an at-home workout routine in place — and how to keep it up even when you're feeling listless or unenergized.
Read MoreHow you prime your body for a run and how you recover afterward influence your overall performance. PTA Mary Jean McKinnon explains dynamic and static stretches to enhance your next run.
Read MoreNordic walking, or pole walking, is a low-impact, full-body exercise that combines strength and cardiovascular fitness.
Your core strength and posture are more linked than you might think. Learn why they're crucial to your overall physical health, how they're related and ways you can improve both.
Read MorePA Jeffrey Dabkowski explores the unique challenges of managing Davidson College's NCAA Division 1 student-athletes from afar.
Read MoreWhether you log 2 or 20 miles, changing up your running or jogging routine will keep your workouts effective, interesting and even fun.
Read MorePoor posture habits increase stress and strain on our spine and joints. One simple yoga pose can help improve your posture and body alignment to minimize this stress.
Read MoreMake the most of working remotely by taking a few extra steps to boost your mood and productivity.
Read MoreIn addition to washing your hands thoroughly and avoiding people who may be sick, follow these tips to protect yourself against viruses and support a strong immune system.
Read MorePTA Mary Jean McKinnon demonstrates stretches and techniques to relieve muscle tightness and help swimmers of all ages perform their best.
Read MorePA Jeffrey Dabkowski invites us to learn how he keeps Davidson College’s basketball team healthy at home and on the road.
One of the biggest splashes in physical therapy in recent years is the evolution of aquatic therapy.
Read MoreYour core muscles are muscles that you can’t ‘see’, as opposed to muscles that are visible in shape beneath your skin.
Read MoreMany active Americans worry about the impact of exercise on their hips. Chris Dollar, PT, DPT, talks about the hip and how it ages with you.
Read MoreOur society is one that relies heavily on technology and tends to leave us sedentary most of the day, which can cause health problems down the road. Here are some quick tips to become more active and lead a healthier lifestyle overall.
Read MoreThe treadmill can be an excellent training tool for runners when weather conditions are uninviting or downright dangerous. Love them or hate them, treadmills can be convenient, easy to use and safer than battling the elements and weather outside.
Read MoreWe know fruits and vegetables are good for us, but to support healthy weight we need to know exactly what makes up a serving.
Read MoreA series of micro muscle tears during workouts lead to increased strength and performance but it's important to jumpstart the recovery process during high-intensity training.
Read MoreAnytime you’ve been sidelined, it can be daunting to find the motivation to step back into running
Read MoreMost football injuries occur in the knee. The three most common types of injury are the MCL sprain, the meniscus tear, and the ACL tear
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