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Staying Focused Through The Holidays Dec 13, 2024

By: Hayden Gray, DPT

Staying Focused Through The Holidays

If you’ve been on a fitness journey, rehab journey, or any type of health journey and feel like the holidays are getting in your way, you’re not alone—trust me. The holiday season is filled with socializing, eating,...

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Cholesterol Shenanigans Aug 30, 2024

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

Cholesterol Shenanigans

After discussing essential fats last week, I figured it was the perfect time to talk all things cholesterol today! There are so many misconceptions about cholesterol. Without a doubt, the conversation about cholesterol always begins with...

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Reasons I Add Even More Protein On Vacations! Aug 09, 2024

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

Reasons I Add Even More Protein On Vacations!

Once I retuned from vacation earlier this week, I received many questions regarding my protein intake on vacation. On last week’s newsletter, I shared with you all one of my big goals while away on vacation is to...

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Posture Pilots - Tongue Edition Jul 19, 2024

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

Posture Pilots - Tongue Edition

Last week, I began a discussion on posture focusing on your feet as the foundation for solid postural maintenance. This week, we’re diving into arguably the second most important body part for posture: the tongue! First, let me...

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Your Posture Is Dictated By Your Feet & Tongue Jul 12, 2024

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

Your Posture Is Dictated By Your Feet & Tongue

Yup, we’re coming out of the holiday weekend hot!! This week, we’re diving into posture. Most people refer to neck, shoulders and upper back when referencing posture. Images of “ideal...

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Supplement Spotlight...Cialis Jul 12, 2024

By: Chad Burnham, DPT, FAFS, CSCS

Supplement Spotlight: Cialis

 In today’s supplement spotlight I am going to be talking about Cialis. Cialis, also known as Tadalafil is a prescription medication and is commonly used at higher dosages assist men with Erectile Dysfunction (ED)....

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What is Functional Health? Mar 13, 2024

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

What is Functional Health & What Determines "Normal"?

We’ve arrived at a weird time in the history of mankind. Our modern medical system creates a perspective where health is simply defined as the absence of disease and illness. Individuals strive for...

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Food Allergies Dec 05, 2023

By: Hayden Gray, DPT

How Food Allergies Shaped My Eating Habits

The first thing people say to me when I tell them I have food allergies is “That sucks. So, you’ve never had peanut butter or a Reese’s?!” to which I kindly respond with “Nope!”. However, most of...

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Misconceptions About Our Immune System Dec 01, 2023

By: Nick Sienkiewicz, DPT, CSCS

I’ve been sick more than ever these past 2 years

I wanted to discuss a common misconception about our immune systems this week. And to lead into that dialogue, I will tell you that I’ve been sick more than I ever have in these past two years. This is...

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Self Monitoring Health & Fitness Levels Oct 12, 2023

By: Hayden Gray, DPT

The Benefits of Tracking Your Health & Fitness Levels

There are so many accessible, and wearable pieces of technology in today’s health market. This is a great thing but can also be overwhelming if you don’t know what certain terms mean or why it might be...

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How to Work Part Time, Pass your NPTE, and Enjoy your Social Life Aug 17, 2023

By: Hayden Gray, DPT

The Real Life of a Working Student

If you’re a current student of Physical Therapy, I hope you take some time to read this. Or, if you’re someone who feels like there isn’t enough time in the day to balance out your daily life, I hope you read this too.

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From DPT Student, to Doctor of Physical Therapy, to... May 25, 2023

By: Hayden Gray, DPT

Your Job Title is NOT a Roadblock

It’s been a long road, at least it feels that way so far. Three years of physical therapy school to earn my Doctor of Physical Therapy following four years of undergraduate studies. But, what’s next? First, I need to pass the...

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