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Running Analysis with Dartfish Technology

November 11rd, 2011

In Motion Physical therapy provides a running/gait analysis that integrates the skills and knowledge of our expert physical therapist with high speed video analysis called “Dartfish.” Dartfish allows our specially trained therapists to slow down human movement in order to pinpoint deviations and ineffective movement patterns in a patient’s running and walking form. Some conditions […]READ MORE

Free Injury Clinics for Hampton Roads Athletes

November 11st, 2011

Feeling a nagging pain in your shoulder during your baseball games? Or a twinge in your knee on the basketball court? This injury clinic is an opportunity for Hampton Roads athletes to receive a free injury screening from a board certified sports medicine specialist. Dr. Michael R. Simpson, DO, of Amelia Medical Associates, will evaluate […]READ MORE

Avoiding Extra Holiday Pounds

October 10st, 2011

Here come the holidays. It starts today when trick-or-treaters head out into their neighborhood. Come tomorrow, the Christmas commercials begin airing. Some malls already have out their Christmas decorations. This is the time of year when many people give up their healthy eating habits. The tell themselves: “It’s Halloween. We’re supposed to eat candy.” Or they’ll […]READ MORE

Use Exercise to Keep Pounds Off For Good

October 10st, 2011

If you’ve lost weight – and gained it all back again – there’s something you need to know. It’s not all about willpower. Yes, it’s important to steer clear of buffets, second helpings, super-sized portions and junk food. Understanding nutrition doesn’t hurt either. But even more important is adding consistent, moderate exercise to your daily […]READ MORE

Breaking Down 5 Common Running Injuries

October 10st, 2011

Runners are a hearty bunch, but they are also prone to a variety of overuse, muscle, and joint injuries. Improper body alignment and movement inefficiencies can cause injuries to the hips, knees, and feet. Physical therapists and sports performance specialists help runners avoid or reduce their risk of injury by teaching them how to correct […]READ MORE

Halloween Candy: Don't Let it Scare You

October 10th, 2011

If you’re trying to lose weight, you’re probably sick of staring at that big Halloween candy bowl on your dining room table. There’s a reason I still haven’t filled mine. Who needs the extra temptation every time you walk by it? When I head into the candy section at the store this weekend, I’m going […]READ MORE

There’s Nothing Spooky About Healthy Eating Habits

October 10th, 2011

Halloween can be pretty scary if you’re trying to lose weight. Do you dread filling up that big Halloween candy bowl? There’s a reason I still haven’t filled mine. Who needs the extra temptation every time you walk by it? When I head into the candy section at the store this weekend, I’m going to […]READ MORE

3 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Workout

October 10th, 2011

One of the most common questions our sports performance specialists and athletic trainers get is “How can I make the most of my gym time?” There are a lot of important steps that can make or break a visit to your gym. For instance, remembering warm up your muscles before stretching to ensure your muscles […]READ MORE

Prevent Running Injury

October 10th, 2011

When it comes to running, even the smallest inefficiencies in your stride can lead to injury and decreased performance. The key to increasing your form and control may be building your body’s strength. Every runner, whether they’re just starting or a seasoned marathoner, should take these injury-prevention steps before starting a regimen: Start on the […]READ MORE

Peaking for Competition with Periodized Training

October 10th, 2011

On competition day athletes need to be at their peak to maximize their performance. Done correctly under the supervision of a qualified sports performance specialist or athletic trainer, a periodized training program can ensure superior physical and psychological readiness during competition. Periodized training develops an athlete’s strength and skill through a series of phases to […]READ MORE