One of the most unusual culprits in hip pain, this muscle, whose main job is to move and stabilize and move your lower spine, may...

Sports hernias and groin pain account for around 5% of the athletic injuries in American Health care. If we consider that the term...

What if I told you that the headaches you get regularly are actually coming from your jaw? Seems highly unlikely, but in fact, many of...

You may not be aware, but at the base of your skull is a collection of small muscles that help move the top of the neck and head (what...

In today’s blog post, we examine another muscle with headache referrals, although this one a bit different than the typical headache most...

In this series, we will be looking at muscles which refer headaches. Headaches can be one of the most irritating pains in the human body....

In today’s blog post, we focus on a very unique type of low back pain. For many of our clients, low back pain might show up as direct...

In this blog, we look at a very familiar set of muscles that most everyone knows by name, even if they know very little else: the...

As we have seen so far in this blog series, knee pain can be quite complex. Despite all of the many different pathologies that affect the...

In this weeks blog we are going to look at a trigger point pain pattern that can potentially travel down the IT band, across the lateral...

As we continue to look at muscles involved in knee pain, we shift our attention towards the inner thigh. An area not often considered...

Knee pain can be a scary thing. Knees are complex, precariously built, and often associated with devastating injuries; oh, and they often...

Pain can really bring your favorite activities to a halt. For many whose casual hobbies include swinging some sort of club or racket,...

If you were to compile a list of the most common pain complaints in our current culture, low back pain would consistently take a top 3...

This blog will not be the first time we’ve talked about shoulder pain. There are so many different culprits in shoulder pain it is often...

When it comes to stress and tension and where we hold it, most people think of their shoulders first. Sometimes, glutes, stomach, and...

Most Americans are no stranger to shoulder pain. Usually, people seem to connect their pain to something local to the shoulder, but never...

This week, we begin looking at one of the main culprits in trigger point referrals that get overlooked for carpal tunnel syndrome. While...

It may be hard to believe, but almost 40% of Americans will experience sciatic pain at some point in their life. Sciatic pain is caused...

In an earlier blog, we outlined the presentation of plantar fasciitis, the symptoms associated with it, and why someone may develop...