Marquette University And Physical Therapy I want to tell you about Marquette University. Anyone who knows me knows I love Marquette. This is an understatement as I am a bit fanatical about it, especially during basketball season (Go Warriors!). But beyond basketball, Marquette University gave me an exceptional college experience and a great education to […]
Making The Health Choice The Easy Choice Health care tends to revolve around treating illness, injury, or disease. At OSI Physical Therapy we are trying to go beyond treatment of injury or disease to include improving health with our Training Room programs and education of our patients to keep active and improve fitness beyond their […]
Every New Day is a Chance to Change Your Life Ever woke up in the morning wishing and hoping and wanting to make a change in your life? Maybe it’s a commitment to increase your physical activity, maybe it’s a schedule that allows for healthy eating, maybe it’s trips to the store to purchase real […]
OSI Making Of A Champion Series: Featuring: Alyssa Podgorski The next athlete in line for the Making of a Champion series is Alyssa Podgorski. Alyssa is a longtime patient of mine, as you’ll find out more below. One of my favorite things about Alyssa is her “hard-grind” attitude, and unwillingness to quit. I’ve had the […]
Wondering About Physical Therapy As A Career? Come and shadow one of us! I often get questions about how I got interested in being a Physical Therapist (PT), how did I choose the school I went to (Marquette University) and what’s it really like on a day to day basis. For any of you students […]
Lacrosse, Is This The Fastest Growing Sport In The U.S.? Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the United States right now. Many Minnesota high schools are offering the sport as a school sponsored activity and more athletes are choosing to play lacrosse over other sports. With more than half of the total players participating […]
How To Tape Hip Flexor Kinesiotape In continuation of the Kinesiotaping series, I’ve roped in a volunteer to help with the hip flexor taping video. Kinesiotaping for the hip flexors can be a very effective tool to help reduce hip flexor pain in the athletic population. As you’ll see in the attached video, there are […]
Praying for Overtime My husband, a big-time sports fan, was watching a football game with our grandchildren. He had just turned 75 and was feeling a little wistful. “You know,” he said to our grandson, Nick, “it’s not easy getting old. I guess I’m in the fourth quarter now.” “Don’t worry, Grandpa,” Nick said cheerily. “Maybe […]
Tips From ‘The Prose’: Form On The Leg Press Here’s a quick little tip from me about the leg press. I have had a few patients this week alone that when I have them use the leg press, they are surprised when I cue them to push through the ball and heel of their foot. […]
(Above: Pic of my Mom, Dad, and Sister, who have all been to an OSI clinic for PT) An OSI Experience From A Family Member I have had almost every one in my family receive therapy at OSI for something. My dad had bilateral knee replacements last winter which needed therapy on; which he received […]
