Kinetix Advanced Physical Therapy Inc.

11/12/2025

Tight hips from sitting all day? Try this stretch to open up your hip flexors and improve posture:
1️⃣ Kneel on your right knee with your left foot forward, bent at 90 degrees.
2️⃣ Gently push your hips forward until you feel a stretch in the front of your right hip.
3️⃣ Hold for 20–30 seconds, repeat 2–3 times per side.
Tip: Keep your back straight and core engaged — no arching!

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

Honoring Our Veterans Today and Every Day

This Veterans Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country with courage, strength, and selflessness. Your dedication and sacrifice make the freedoms we enjoy each day possible.

We are deeply grateful for our veterans — including those within our own team, our patients, and our communities. Your resilience inspires us to serve others with the same compassion, discipline, and commitment you’ve shown in your service.

Today, and every day, we thank you. 🇺🇸

11/10/2025

Medicine Ball Grounder

Build strength that translates to the field!
The medicine ball grounder mimics the power and coordination needed for every throw, swing, and sprint.

Great for improving core rotation and shoulder stability — keeping your game strong all season.

11/07/2025

Pain doesn’t wait — and neither should you.
Come in for a complimentary consultation and talk with one of our licensed physical therapists about your symptoms, goals, and next steps.
No referral needed, just results.
Call or visit our website to schedule your free consult today!

11/05/2025

Single-Leg Romanian Deadlift (RDL)

One leg, one mission: control.
This move corrects muscle imbalances and improves hip stability — key for baseball and softball players who rely on rotational strength and speed.

Keep your back flat, engage your core, and move slow for perfect form.

11/05/2025

Attention baseball & softball athletes, coaches, and parents! Whether you’re in the dugout or taking the field, your strength and stability matter.
We’re thrilled to share the newest blog from Vista Physical Therapy titled “Smarter Strength: Injury Prevention Strategies for Baseball and Softball Athletes.”

In this post, we spotlight key moves like the Single-Leg Romanian Deadlift (RDL) — to fix one-sided strength imbalances — and the Medicine Ball Grounder to build full-body resilience and protect you from over-use injuries.

Ready to level up your game and stay in the lineup longer?

Read the full blog here: https://www.https://bit.ly/437HP1W

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11/04/2025

As the weather cools and outdoor activities wind down, it’s easy to forget that your body still needs movement. Here are a few tips to stay injury-free this fall:
1️⃣ Warm up before yard work — try 10 arm circles and 10 leg swings per side.
2️⃣ Bend with your knees, not your back.
3️⃣ Take breaks every 20–30 minutes to stretch your back and shoulders.
Your body will thank you later!

10/30/2025

Not all clinics are the same. Before starting your journey, ask the right questions: What specialties are offered? Does it fit your lifestyle and insurance? Does the team make you feel supported? The right clinic sets the foundation for your success.

10/29/2025

A great PT experience is about more than exercises—it’s about empathy, encouragement, and education. The right support makes you feel heard, motivated, and confident every step of the way.

10/27/2025

Strength starts from the ground up! The Earthquake Bar Reverse Lunge to Knee Drive is a powerful exercise for building hip pillar stability — especially beneficial for those recovering from ACL surgery.

Whether you’re an athlete or just looking to move better, our PTs can create a customized treatment plan just for you. Come see us today and take the next step toward recovery!

10/24/2025

Before scheduling surgery, consider the power of building strength and mobility first. Prehab not only improves surgical outcomes when surgery is necessary—it can sometimes delay or even prevent the need for surgery altogether.