The pectoralis major muscle is the main showstopper, attaching from your sternum, collar bone and a little bit of the abdomen to your upper

Quadriceps muscles, or quads, are what create all that definition in your thighs which develop from activities such as kicking, running, and

Dry needling is a treatment physical therapists can do to help release trigger points or tight bands in a muscle. Dry needling involves usi

Let’s talk headaches! Chances are high that right now someone reading this is currently experiencing a headache. How can we be so sure about

The piriformis is a gluteal muscle that can certainly be a pain in the butt… and your knee and even all the way down your entire leg! It’s p

The masseter is a muscle to certainly get cheeky about. It’s the bigger muscle found on the outside of your jaw that you can feel get tight

The trapezius (trap) muscle has 3 parts: upper, middle, and lower. The upper trap shrugs your shoulders up, the middle trap helps to pinch

The subscapularis muscle is one of the 4 muscles that makes up the infamous rotator cuff in the shoulder. It is the largest and strongest of

The Tensor Fasciae Latae is a muscle in your hip (not a specialty drink at Starbucks) and is most well-known for its long fascial attachment

If you are a man who is suffering with pain or discomfort in the pelvis or genitals that may or may not be related to urination, bowel movem

Overuse injuries are extremely common. They are also easily addressed with PT, especially if they're addressed early. Overuse injuries happ

Many people think of PT as something you only do after having surgery. While that is true, a great physical therapist can offer you so much more! We can reduce your healthcare spend when you see us first Getting physical therapy FIRST helps 60-70% of osteoarthritis patients avoid surgery (New England Journal of Medicine, 2013). Surgery $$ > PT $$ Patients who get imaging before physical therapy spend $4793 more than those who #getPT1st (www.getpt1st.com) Back pain accounts f

One example is highlighted this month in the October edition of the APTA magazine. Our very own Christi Williams spent valuable time this su

A collection of studies has demonstrated that approximately one-third of female nulliparous athletes experience urinary incontinence during

At Nashville PT, we want to encourage you to stay active and enjoy the little things this summer. If you’re dealing with aches & pains or ar

When we are hurting or injured, our bodies actually often need movement in order to help them heal, they just need the right movement. Tha

We know, we know. You're still not sure about this whole telehealth thing. It seems strange that a PHYSICAL therapist can help you via vi

We know how important running is. It’s not just exercise. It’s a lifestyle. It’s time to clear your head. It’s time to think. It’s time

"Regular exercise may reduce the risk of acute respiratory distress syndrome, a major cause of death in patients with the COVID-19 virus, a

Max Emery, PT at our East Nashville clinic discusses warm up and cool down for runners in four parts.