Ingredients 1 cucumber 1⁄4 cup vinegar 3⁄4 cup water 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar 1 dash pepper Slice the cucumber very thinly and sprinkle with salt, let stand for an hour. Combine all other ingredients in a bowl, stir, chill. ...
by Matthew Zaudtke, PT, DPT, ATC, OCS As the temperature begins to warm, many golfers dust off their clubs and prepare for an exciting season of golf. Some play the occasional round here and there, while others hit the range any time the weather allows. No...
Mike Ploski followed an interesting route to his successful career as a physical therapist: Mike was a certified athletic trainer and med school student who realized that he just didn't enjoy med school – but he loved his work as an athletic trainer. The move...
You were in a minor car accident, just a “fender-bender” and, luckily, everyone walked away – without a scratch. Yet later that day you started feeling sore, likely in your neck, shoulder, or back; maybe the next morning you felt stiff after you slept on...
In case you haven’t been outside lately, well…anywhere, it’s been hot! Many areas have seen a run of unseasonably hot days in a month more well-known for “picnic weather” – when the high temperatures are mild and pleasant. Locally, that meant that attendees of this...
Administrative Spotlight Sara Wasson I was first introduced to Body One by shadowing the PT's at the South Emerson location for experience hours for my UIndy PTA application. At this time, I worked at a retail store and got a voicemail from Ken one day on my...
Spice up your snack with these are perfectly seasoned pretzels. A balance of heat with the cooling taste of ranch. Everyone will enjoy them! 16-20 oz pretzels (I used Snyder’s gluten free.) ¼ to ½ cup olive oil (I used closer to ¼ cup.) 1 pkg Hidden Valley...
Summer weather has arrived ahead of schedule, school will soon be out, the track is buzzing, and you’re ready to burst out into your summer fitness program, hobbies and other activities, right? Well, if you’re like most of us, you’ve been busy this spring, and...
Imagine this: You're in physical therapy to treat an injury or rehab after a procedure and your physical therapist has educated you during your sessions, provided guidance, and also given you specific exercises and stretches to do at home. Yet time gets away from you...
When you're struggling with pain and/or injury, it can be tricky to know whether to reach for your ice pack or if you should fire up your heating pad. Each method is a tool in your home-treatment tool box; and knowing when to use which...
