Tri-Pro PT

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!

From all of us at the clinic, enjoy a wonderful day filled with happiness and celebration!

04/03/2026

Fun Fact Friday

Contact our clinic to keep your joints moving smoothly.

04/02/2026

Therapy Thursday Thoughts

Prolonged rest often leads to stiffness and weakness, while appropriate movement supports healing and long-term recovery. A physical therapist can help guide you.
Source: Systematic review, Spine journal (van Tulder et al., 2006).

04/01/2026

Why It Works Wednesday

Your physical therapist may look at how daily routines relate to spine pain flare-ups. Some people find small adjustments help manage discomfort during the day.
✅ Tip: Comfort and variety matter more than holding one position.

03/30/2026

Movement Monday

Step one foot back, keep the heel down, and gently lean forward while holding support. Hold 30 seconds and repeat two to three times each side.

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03/27/2026

Fun Fact Friday

See one of our therapists if you think you need core muscle strengthening.

03/26/2026

Therapy Thursday Thoughts

Evidence shows that some discomfort during movement does not necessarily indicate harm and that gradual, guided activity often improves pain and function. A physical therapist can help guide you.
Source: Clinical guideline, Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (Delitto et al., 2012).

03/25/2026

Knee or Ankle Pain - We’ve Got You Covered

Most people experience knee pain sometime during their life. This month we discussed different causes of knee pain and why physical therapy is the best first choice.
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03/24/2026

03/23/2026

Movement Monday

This exercise strengthens the shoulder muscles in a safe, joint-friendly position.

https://vimeo.com/showcase/12067383?video=1150478356

03/20/2026

Fun Fact Friday

Contact our clinic if neck pain or stiffness is affecting your daily movement.

03/19/2026

Therapy Thursday Thoughts

Research shows pain is processed by the nervous system and can persist even after tissues have healed, meaning pain does not always equal ongoing injury. A physical therapist can help guide you.
Source: Clinical review, Pain journal (Woolf, 2011).