Made 2 Move Physical Therapy

Made 2 Move Physical Therapy We help people overcome pain and injuries to get back to doing the things they love. CHS & CLT

11/22/2025

And A NEW PR THIS PAST WEEKEND šŸŽ‰šŸ’šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

First sub 3:30 in the books baby!!! Madison, we are SO PROUD OF YOU for accomplishing this goal you’ve worked so hard for and we’re thankful to be by your side every step of the way šŸ«¶šŸ¼

A busy fall for the worms — sept & oct photo dump better late than never šŸ’šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø1. Emily slayed chemo and surgery and cont...
11/21/2025

A busy fall for the worms — sept & oct photo dump better late than never šŸ’šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

1. Emily slayed chemo and surgery and continues to inspire everyone around her

2. New space in action .sp & she’s looking GOOOOOD šŸ‘€

3. Been in our DI location for 7 years but somehow just now got a sign on the wall…

4. AG joins the Charleston team 🪱

5. Why add one worm when you can add TWO? Dan joins our Charlotte team šŸŽ‰

6. Got 100+ people together to run and raise money for metavivor šŸ’—

7. Legend has it Spain is experiencing a wine shortage after Tam’s visit

8. is back to running & lifting after years of surgeries and knee pain šŸ¤˜šŸ¼

9. Being a showgirl is tough but someone’s gotta do it šŸ’…šŸ¼

10. HYROX Boston 3 weeks before the Chicago marathon? easy work for

11. travels to Amsterdam, France, London, & Belgium šŸŗ

12. Obvi run club

13. Charlotte runners putting in work at their fall races šŸƒšŸ¼

14. is IN HIS PRIME āœ…

15. crushed her goal at the

16. Got to document this girls inspiring story (she’s doing HYROX today!!!)

17. .co x fall festival

18. got in on the HYROX action in ATL

19. Sunday endure with friends

20. This company is fueled by šŸØ

11/19/2025

If you play pickleball in Daniel Island or Mount Pleasant, hear me out:

Pickleball is NOT the reason people get hurt.
I don’t think pickleball is dangerous.
I don’t think pickleball is ā€œbad for your knees.ā€
And I definitely don’t tell people to stop playing it.

People get hurt because they go from being inactive to suddenly doing a sport that requires speed, strength, deceleration, and lateral movement - and their body just isn’t ready yet.

The good news?
That’s fixable without surgery. And you don’t have to quit pickleball.

Here’s the full explanation (and what to do instead):

11/19/2025

Stop doing isometric bicep curls for your ā€œrotator cuff.ā€

Unfortunately, that classic ā€œresistance band arm by your sideā€ exercise also ain’t doing it for ya long term

(sure it might helpful to start with - but it shouldn’t be the only thing you’re doing FOREVER)

Put it down. Walk away. Good job. Don’t you feel better now?

11/16/2025

I was shook by what he said but unfortunately this is super commonĀ 

Disc herniations can be really scary and debilitating but this injury does NOT mean you’re doomed!!Ā 

Most people (mistakenly) think that thing is just living in their spine forever causing pain – so they think they have to give up certain activities, or exercisesĀ 

Disc herniations can HEAL.Ā 

You DON’T need to avoid those things forever but you DO need to slowly re-introduce those movements again so you can be trained and prepared for them

PLUS your back is going to be much happier, healthier, and stronger if you MOVE it and strengthen itĀ Ā 

Ps. my favorite part of this story is that he was doing jefferson curls all by himself last week when i saw him in the gym 🄹🄹 they grow up so fast

11/13/2025

Dealing with sciatica? ā¬‡ļø 🚨

Some people feel pain, spasms, numbness, tightness, or tingling in their glutes, leg, and down into their feet

With intense symptoms, I start with a more gentle version of this glide first to see how the nerve responds during the movement, after the movement, and the day after.

Some symptoms are OK, but we want these symptoms to return to baseline quickly

If you don’t have any increase in symptoms, great! Do that for a few more days, and then you can start making adjustments from there.

The exact movement is going to look different based on your symptoms — I like to personalize this for each patient and we usually make adjustments to it every session, depending on their symptoms.

For example:

If you feel tension as soon as you start straightening your knee, then that’s your limit for now. Just straighten until you feel a little tension, then bend your knee to take the tension off.

Nerve glides alone won’t fully solve the problem but they can make a huge different in symptoms. The next step is to start gradually exposing the nerve and tissues to stress and load and the demands of your exercise, sport, or everyday life!

It’s tempting when you feel that ā€œknotā€ to try and smash it, roll it out, stab it with a needle, or stretch it constantl...
11/10/2025

It’s tempting when you feel that ā€œknotā€ to try and smash it, roll it out, stab it with a needle, or stretch it constantly...

But smashing it with a lacrosse ball all day long isn’t going to solve your problems (which is probably why you’re still dealing with it and now you’re watching this

That discomfort and knot you feel may be associated with overload or irritation in the structures of your neck, thoracic spine, or scapular muscles - it’s NOT normally something that you can just ā€œroll outā€ and it go away.

It may FEEL good to push on it or smash it, but you actually may be irritating things further, and worse... wasting your time

So instead of spending all your time rolling around or stretching, try getting those areas moving in ways that feel good, moving through a full range of motion, and building strength!

It’s tempting when you feel that ā€œknotā€ to try and smash it, roll it out, stab it with a needle, or stretch it constantl...
11/10/2025

It’s tempting when you feel that ā€œknotā€ to try and smash it, roll it out, stab it with a needle, or stretch it constantly…

But smashing it with a lacrosse ball all day long isn’t going to solve your problems (which is probably why you’re still dealing with it and now you’re watching this šŸ˜…)

That discomfort and knot you feel may be associated with overload or irritation in the structures of your neck, thoracic spine, or scapular muscles - it’s NOT normally something that you can just ā€œroll outā€ and it go away.

It may FEEL good to push on it or smash it, but you actually may be irritating things further, and worse… wasting your time šŸ™ƒ

āœ… So instead of spending all your time rolling around or stretching, try getting those areas moving in ways that feel good, moving through a full range of motion, and building strength!

11/09/2025

It’s been 3 months since she finally came in Ā 

She just went to yoga without any shoulder painĀ 

And yeah OBVI we still have work to do (it’s only been 3 months versus dealing with this for 5 years…)

BUT YALL

If you’ve been doing the same things in physical therapy for years and you’re getting worse

ANDDD you wanna be active

It’s time for a different approach.

My suggestion would be to

1. Look at the things that your shoulder has trouble or pain withĀ 

(Objectively, what does your shoulder need to be good at versus what it currently sucks at)

2. Break those movements down into smaller parts

Lighter, limited range of motion, etc

3. Identify involved muscle groups

4. Start training the above things more intentionally

And 5. understand that your rehab needs to be WAY more than just manual or really low-level exercises - especially if you want to be active… or you’re just a human

11/07/2025

If you’re someone who loves to exercise and be active — having pain or an injury can suck the joy out of doing the things you love

you realize you’re constantly worrying about pain, wondering ā€œis this going to hurt?ā€ or ā€œam I going to be able to do this?ā€ Instead of just enjoying the moment and being present

Phil, we’re pumped we got to help you move and exercise with freedom again

Thank you for trusting us with your health šŸ¤˜šŸ¼

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Charleston, SC
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Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
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