Category Archives: Guest Contributor

the almighty squat

“The Almighty Squat” by Guest Contributor, Corey DuPont, PT, DPT & Owner of DuPont Wellness Mobile Physical Therapy

“A question I often receive from my clients is, ‘Dr. D, what is the best exercise I could possibly do?’  What they mean to ask is, ‘What secret exercise do only PT’s know that gets magical results?’  And the answer is always much simpler than people expect.  It is the Almighty Squat! The most basic

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“Intuitive Eating for Athletes – Part 2 of 2” by Guest Contributor, Erin Green, Registered Dietician & Owner of Erin Green Racing & Nutrition

Editor’s Note:  This is Part 2 of Erin’s article on Intuitive Eating for Athletes.  Here’s the link to read Part 1.   “Last week I defined ‘Intuitive Eating’ & outlined the first 5 Principles.  This week we’ll look at Principles 6-10. Principle 6 – Discover the Satisfaction Factor Food should be enjoyable.  Your eating pattern should

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“Intuitive Eating for Athletes – Part 1 of 2” by Guest Contributor, Erin Green, Registered Dietician & Owner of Erin Green Racing & Nutrition

Hey Erin, look…I’m drinking a full-sugar soda. “Turning around I saw one of the athletes who’d heard my Intuitive Eating for Athletes talk just the night before holding up a lemon-lime soda after our long ride.  I wasn’t sure if he meant his bragging about drinking contraband as a funny dig at the dietitian ‘food

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the almighty squat

“Arthritis’ Bark is Worse Than Its Bite” by Guest Contributor, Corey DuPont, PT, DPT & Owner of DuPont Wellness Mobile Physical Therapy

“Old Arthur, the legend:  An exposé on the life of arthritis.  Arthritis (affectionately referred to as ‘Old Arthur’, who, like that annoying cousin who’s always making everyone so uncomfortable) has been a major topic among many of my clients over the years.  It is a leading cause of pain & dysfunction especially in ‘aging’ populations. 

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“Just Doing More Just Isn’t Enough” by Guest Contributor, Antonio Gonzalez, Owner of TriTown Bicycles

Commuting every day will not turn you into a professional race car driver.  Antonio Gonzalez “In 2023, I took on a personal challenge to ‘run every day’ in preparation for a marathon.  It showed commitment, self-discipline & grit.  It also fell into the commute every day = race car driver fallacy & supported the idea

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the almighty squat

“Listening to Pain” by Guest Contributor, Corey DuPont, PT, DPT & Owner of DuPont Wellness Mobile Physical Therapy

When you’ve experienced an injury, your body heals it in a predictable pattern that advances through 3 different stages of tissue healing.  (For more info on these healing stages, read ‘Let the Body Construction Begin’.)  Pain, however, does not always follow in the same suit.  Although pain is an unpleasant experience, it is a protective

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“Experiment with Low-Volume, High-Intensity Training” by Guest Contributor, Sheree Keller, Triathlete

“About a year ago I listened to a podcast by Dr. Stacy Sims.   You may have heard of her – she is a leading researcher in women’s health & fitness.  I can still hear her voice ringing in my ears.  She explained that, as women get older, they are not able to maintain their desired

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“You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – A Kona Ironman World Championship Race Report by Liza Rachetto, Coach at Liza Coaching, LLC & Triathlete

“This year’s VinFast IRONMAN World Championship event at Kona will go down in history for so many reasons. It was the first-ever women’s only championship. Lucy Charles-Barclay broke the Course Record with a time of 8:24:31. Anne Haug‘s time of 2:48:23 broke the Run Course Record. 100% of athletes completed the Swim Course. An amazing 97.23%

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the almighty squat

“Let the Body Construction Begin” by Guest Contributor, Corey DuPont, PT, DPT & Owner of DuPont Wellness Mobile Physical Therapy

“Your body has an incredible ability to heal itself after an injury.  It follows a predictable pattern of healing passing through 3 distinct stages of tissue repair.  One leads into the other & each stage must be completed before the next begins.  You cannot speed this process up, but you can certainly slow it down. 

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“Preparing for Ski Season” by Guest Contributor, Brian Weiderman, PT & Clinic Director at Therapeutic Associates Meridian

“As the days grow shorter, school starts & the temperatures finally cool off, skiers eagerly anticipate the arrival of ski season.  I’m decidedly one of those people who can’t wait for ski season!  Whether you’re a skier or a boarder, the thrill of gliding down a perfect snowy slope seems tantalizingly close.  However, before hitting

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