Injury Prevention for Runners

Injury prevention is one of the most important things to focus on during training. You will need good shoes, good running form, good stretching, and adequate recovery after workouts to minimize the risks of injuring yourself while running. Below we have listed some of the common injuries that runners experience. Should you experience any of…

FAQ for Marathon Running!

 How much time do I need to train for a marathon? Everybody’s body is different so there is no exact answer to this question. You should be able to run for at least 30 minutes without stopping. You also should be running on an average or 12-15 miles per week for a few weeks before…

FAQ about Orthotics!

 What are orthotics? -Orthotics are a device that slip into your shoes that fix underlying misalignment issues that your feet are facing. Orthotics re-align your feet so that they are in proper alignment.   Will orthotics help with pain in the ankles, knees, hips, and or lower back? -Yes, most likely, this misalignment causes undue…

Heel Pain = ESWT Treatment!

Are you experiencing heel pain and keep hearing your podiatrist tell you about ESWT Treatment? So what is ESWT Treatment? Extracorporeal mean outside the body and this is exactly where the therapy is applied. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy is a noninvasive treatment that uses sound waves to increase blood flow and metabolic activity, accelerating the…

Marathon Cross Training!

Cross training is an awesome way to stay in shape if you need a break from running. Sometimes you need a break due to injury, soreness, or even if the weather doesn’t allow you to run. If the weather that is holding you back, you should resort to using a treadmill. Keep in mind that…

Tendonitis in Your Foot or Ankle?

Are you experiencing pain and swelling by the inner ankle bone or arch of yourfoot??? You probably are suffering from Posterior Tibial Tendonitis. So what is posterior tibial tendonitis? Posterior tibial tendonitis is a common and potentially disabling condition of the foot. The posterior tibial tendon arises from a large muscle on the inner portion…

Dessert Shoes

Many of my patients are disappointed when I scold them for wearing high heeled or unsupportive shoes. They come to the doctor asking for a solution to their foot pain, but are unhappy when I tell them their poor choice of shoes is a large part of the problem.    The bad news: just like…

I Walk Like an Old Lady

 “I walk like an old lady/man when I get out of bed in the morning.”         This is probably the most common story that we hear in our office every day.  If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. You are also not beyond help.  You are probably suffering from plantar fasciitis, a painful…

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