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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Who Dey
Attending a Cincinnati Bengals game has been on my “To Do” list for several years. I have always admired the Cincinnati skyline in passing to and from Detroit. Pregame, we stopped in Eli’s BBQ for ribs, turkey sandwiches topped with … Continue reading
Physical Therapy for Meniscus Rehabilitation
Office visits and co-pays have come to an end with Physical Therapy. My healing will continue at home and in the gym as I rebuild strength and confidence. At times, I feel apprehensive about putting full weight on the left … Continue reading
Physical & Mental Therapy
I will not let this meniscus tenderness get me down. Physical therapy sessions will end soon, but training lessons will last forever. No pressures to crank up the mileage. I am not registered for any races at this time. I … Continue reading
Posted in family, fitness, Louisville
Tagged Birthday, Churchill Downs, Millionaire's Row
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Life of a Sports Fanatic
So far, so good with the Trigger Point Needling procedure. It felt good to loosen up in the pool with a medley of strokes, aqua jogging and 10 minutes in the sauna. I wanted to do Yoga Saturday morning, but … Continue reading
Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN)
Before I get into my experience with Trigger Point Dry Needling (TDN), let me explain my knee pain diagnosis. I have been going to Dr. Lemmons who prefers to go by Brett. He practices up-to-date physical therapy at Results Physiology. … Continue reading
Posted in fitness, half marathon, Louisville, marathon, running
Tagged Trigger point dry needling
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Louisville Hike, Bike & Paddle
The weather in Louisville cooperated for another successful Hike, Bike and Paddle to promote healthy lifestyles. On Memorial Day I focused on the bike portion. The bike has a new home in Michigan with my nephew Pharrell. I wasn’t riding … Continue reading