Videos tagged with Physical Therapy

This video features physical therapist John "Shrek" McPhee discussing common age-related physical issues, including back pain, knee pain, and shoulder mobility. He emphasizes the importance of movement and mobility for strength, performance, and longevity, advocating for preventative maintenance over reactive treatment. McPhee shares his personal experience with dry needling and mobility exercises at Art of Physical Therapy in Raleigh, NC.

This video focuses on dealing with tendonitis, a common ailment that can affect anyone, including firearm enthusiasts who may experience pain during shooting or handling. The content likely provides advice, exercises, or treatment options to alleviate symptoms and prevent recurrence, ensuring continued enjoyment of activities involving manual dexterity and repetitive motions.

This video showcases a vibrating roller ball, presented as a legitimate tool for physical recovery. The title explicitly asks if others are using similar devices, indicating a focus on personal fitness and recovery methods. The content appears to be a product review or a personal testimonial about the effectiveness of the vibrating roller for muscle soreness and post-workout relief. While the tool itself is not a firearm, the format of a product review and seeking user feedback is common in many online communities, including those focused on gear and equipment.

This episode of Dangerous Liberty features Dr. Dani Fennerty, a physical therapist specializing in subconcussive impacts. The discussion focuses on the often-undiagnosed injuries resulting from subconcussive forces, particularly within the military community. Dr. Fennerty highlights research linking these impacts to mental health issues, PTSD, and suicide rates among servicemen and women, advocating for increased awareness and proactive training for situational awareness. The conversation underscores the importance of addressing these silent contributors to the challenges faced by military personnel.

This YouTube video, titled "How To Get Better At Pullups," features Chadd and Dr. Lindsey demonstrating three methods to improve pull-up performance. Aimed at individuals struggling to achieve their first pull-up, the content focuses on physical training and technique. The video also provides links to Shift Therapy and Wellness and the 3of7project website, suggesting a connection to physical rehabilitation or fitness services. Hashtags like #fitness and #calisthenics indicate the video's primary subject matter is exercise and bodyweight training.

This video focuses on addressing IT band pain, a common issue for runners. The presenter, Chadd, shares his personal experience with IT band problems and outlines three simple exercises he used to overcome them. The description also includes links to various resources from the "Three of Seven Project," including applications for "The Proving Ground 5 Troop" and "The Basic Course," their store, and their podcast. Additionally, it promotes "NUFF SAID RUNNING." The video uses hashtags related to injury, running, and fitness.

This video features a jiu-jitsu rolling session between Scott and Jason. The title highlights that this is the 4-month anniversary of Scott's total left knee replacement, suggesting a focus on recovery, physical limitations, or adapted training methods within the context of jiu-jitsu. The content likely showcases the grappling dynamics and potentially the challenges or adaptations Scott faces due to his recent surgery.