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Learning to Listen: How Paying Attention to Your Body Can Prevent Injury
In a world that glorifies hustle, “pushing through” discomfort can feel like a badge of honor. But at Nashville Physical Therapy & Performance , we see the other side of that mindset—injuries that could’ve been prevented if the body’s early warning signs had been heard and respected. Learning to listen to your body isn’t about being fragile or lazy—it’s about being proactive. It’s one of the simplest and most powerful ways to prevent pain, recover faster, and keep doing what
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1 day ago3 min read


Why Gratitude Is a Health Habit—Not Just a Mindset
When you think of gratitude, you might picture journaling about what you’re thankful for or expressing appreciation around the Thanksgiving table. But at Nashville Physical Therapy & Performance , we see gratitude as more than just a seasonal reflection—it’s a daily health habit that can influence both your mental and physical well-being. It turns out that gratitude doesn’t just make you feel good—it can help your body function better. Why Gratitude Is a Health Habit—Not Ju
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3 days ago3 min read


Small Wins, Big Gains: How Focusing on Daily Progress Builds Long-Term Health
It’s easy to get caught up in big goals—running a marathon, hitting a new PR at the gym, or finally getting rid of that nagging back pain. But here’s the thing: the real magic in lasting health and fitness doesn’t happen in huge leaps. It happens in the small, consistent steps you take every single day. At Nashville Physical Therapy & Performance , we love helping active adults realize that small wins aren’t just “good enough”—they’re everything . Because when you zoom out, t
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4 days ago3 min read


Practice Gratitude for Your Body: How Focusing on Strengths, Not Limitations, Improves Health
When we think about gratitude, we often focus on people, opportunities, or experiences. But what about showing gratitude for something we use every single day—our body? Too often, we get caught up in what our body can’t do, whether that’s an old injury that slows us down, the wrinkle we notice in the mirror, or the workout we couldn’t quite finish. Shifting your mindset to what your body can do not only improves your outlook—it also has real effects on your physical and men
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6 days ago3 min read
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