At RPM Physical Therapy, we often meet people who come in thinking they just have a “foot issue” or a “nagging ankle problem.” This blog is here to explore that side of foot and ankle pain. Because understanding the full impact of what you are experiencing is often the first step toward real, lasting change.
If you are searching for plantar fasciitis support, this guide will help you better understand what may be happening and what steps you can take next.
Improving your back health isn’t about avoiding movement. It’s about preparing your body for it. The spine thrives on strength, mobility, and consistency. At RPM Physical Therapy, improving back health means identifying weak links, building capacity, and restoring confidence in movement. Let’s walk through what that actually looks like. Step 1: Restore Mobility Limited mobility — especially in the hips and thoracic spine — forces the lower back to compensate. Daily mobility work should include: Mobility creates space for strength. Without it, compensations persist. Step 2: Build Foundational Strength Strength is the cornerstone of back health. Key areas include:
In this blog, we’ll walk you through essential pre- and post-travel tips to manage back discomfort, so you can enjoy your trip and return home feeling refreshed—not restricted.
In this guide, we’ll explore why back pain is so common during travel, who’s most at risk, and—most importantly—what you can do to prevent or manage it so you can focus on enjoying your trip.
Knee pain can develop for a variety of reasons, particularly when running volume increases quickly. Overuse injuries like patellofemoral pain syndrome, IT band irritation, and tendon inflammation are common culprits. Poor running form, muscular imbalances, and inadequate footwear can all contribute to stress on the knee joint.
This guide will show you how you can improve mobility with physical therapy and start moving with greater ease and confidence again.
If you’ve been wondering how to strengthen knees and reduce discomfort without relying on pills, injections, or surgery, you’re in the right place.
As the weather warms up and the days grow longer, more and more people are eager to spend time outside walking, hiking, or returning to their favorite outdoor activities. But if knee pain has been holding you back, you’re not alone. With increased movement often comes increased discomfort, especially for those with stiff or achy joints. The good news? You don’t have to give up your active lifestyle. In fact, the right movement can be one of the most powerful tools for managing discomfort and regaining confidence in your knees. In this blog, we’ll cover the best exercises for
At RPM Physical Therapy, we take a hands-on, holistic approach to treating sciatica, ensuring not only pain relief but also long-term recovery.
