04/28/2026
With warmer weather here, our activity levels start to change — often quickly.
After a slower winter, your body isn’t always ready for the sudden increase in movement, which is why we tend to see more injuries this time of year.
Remember to:
• Warm up before activity
• Stretch regularly
• Listen to early signs of tension or discomfort
If something starts to feel off, don’t wait. Addressing it early can prevent it from turning into something more significant.
Common spring & summer injuries we see:
• Low back pain (gardening, yard work)
• Tennis elbow
• Hamstring strains
• Shoulder pain (yard work, lifting, sports)
• Knee pain (returning to running or walking)
• Plantar fasciitis (increase in steps/activity)
• Neck and upper back tension (longer days, more activity, posture changes)
Our team can help identify and treat the underlying cause before it becomes a bigger issue.