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Is Your Shoulder Pain Really a Rotator Cuff Injury? Here's How to Tell
Shoulder pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physical therapy, but not every painful shoulder is the result of a rotator cuff injury. Conditions like shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, arthritis, biceps tendon irritation, and even neck problems can cause similar symptoms. Learn how to recognize the differences, when to seek treatment, and how physical therapy can help you recover and return to the activities you enjoy.

AJ Kirkpatrick, PT, DPT
Jul 35 min read


The Truth About Tight Hip Flexors: Why Stretching Alone Usually Isn’t the Answer
Tight hip flexors are one of the most commonly blamed causes of pain and stiffness, but stretching alone is often not the real solution. Learn why your hips may feel tight, what is actually causing it, and what tends to help long term.

AJ Kirkpatrick, PT, DPT
May 284 min read


Why Your Core Isn’t Actually Helping Your Back Pain
You’ve been told to strengthen your core, but your back pain hasn’t changed. If you’ve been doing planks, dead bugs, and ab workouts without results, you’re not alone. The problem usually isn’t core strength. It’s how your body moves. This blog breaks down why core exercises often fall short and what actually needs to change to get lasting relief.

AJ Kirkpatrick, PT, DPT
Apr 303 min read
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