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Run Your Race Faster by Strength Training Smarter

Strength training for running performance is a must if you want to prevent injury and post fast times. But as your mileage and running volume increases, your strength training sessions need to adjust accordingly. If left unchecked your strength training could...

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Footwear for Fitness

Choosing the right shoe for your athletic endeavor can be a daunting task. There are many different types of fitness shoes on the market that have promises of improving one’s performance. At Vital Force Physio we consult our athletes on the right type of shoe for...

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Dr. Tom’s Top 5 Low Back Exercises

There are many things that can run through someone’s mind when they hurt their back at home or in the gym. Did something serious happen? What should I do next? Will it ever get better? Back pain is a common injury that many humans will experience over the course of...

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Orthotics: Do You Need Them?

Orthotics or foot inserts are commonly used to help optimize the position of the foot in an athlete’s shoes for decreased pain and improved mechanics.Do Orthotics Work and Are They Really Necessary? This is a common question we get in our performance physical...

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Stay Pain-Free During the CrossFit Offseason

“What do I do now that The 2024 CrossFit Open and Quarterfinals are over?” This is a question that 95% of CrossFit athletes are asking themselves right now. If you want to improve your positioning on the worldwide leaderboard next year, the first thing you should...

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Why You Need a Running Analysis

Running analyses are performed by physical therapists, strength and conditioning coaches, fitness professionals, and running coaches to assist in the assessment of a runner’s gait mechanics. The information gained in a running analysis can shed light on impairments...

Arm Care: The Serratus Anterior
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Arm Care: The Serratus Anterior

Right now you are watching a race. Who are the two competitors you ask? Well, one is a rib cage and the other is a pair of shoulder blades. You wonder to yourself, “Who’s in the lead?” The answer to this made up silly question could also be the answer to your arm...

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Nutrition for Optimal Recovery

Refuel. Rebuild. Rehydrate. These three terms are often referred to as the three R’s of recovery nutrition.  Recovery nutrition can be defined as the food active individuals are encouraged to consume following physical activity. Recovery nutrition is meant to...

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Pickleball Elbow

Are you a pickleball athlete with elbow pain!? This is actually a common complaint among participants in the sport. Read more to learn more about this injury and how to get out of pain. You’re probably thinking to yourself “What exactly is pickleball elbow.” To be...

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