Your BRIDGE back to being active at every age and stage

foot immobilization

Fracture in Your Foot? Four Resets Needed for Recovery that Exercise Alone Doesn’t Do

The theme for this week … What happens with your bones directly affects the muscles. When bones are immobilized for healing, the muscles tend to go offline. This impacts your ability to be active, which is where Bridging® comes to the rescue. By resetting muscle relationships you can, once again, be active. This month we’ll […]

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toddlers playing

Infant/Early Surgery? It Impacts Developing Movement in These Five Ways …

The theme for this week … Oh, the many ways that medical procedures can get our muscles confused! This week we look at the impact of surgery on young children. Early medical interventions can affect movement development in ways you may not realize. Read on … Did your child have surgery at a young age? […]

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after knee replacement surgery

Knee Replacement? Still Have Pain, Stiffness, or Feel Weak?

The theme for this week … Oh, the many ways that medical procedures can get our muscles confused! This week we zero in on a popular topic on our YouTube channel — knee replacement recovery beyond the flex and extend goals of typical rehab. Bridging® addresses some often overlooked muscle interconnections around the knee. Read […]

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Cara with patient

Weird Abdominal Aches and Pains? 😞 Might Be After Effects from Surgery

The theme for this week … Recently I’ve written about the many benefits of being physically active. Now we switch to the medical disruptors which may challenge your ability to be active. This week … the after-effects of minimally invasive surgery. Although minimal, it often disrupts how your muscles work together, and Robyn’s story shows […]

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Cara with client, Steve

Freak Injuries and Getting Back to ‘Normal’ 🙏

The theme for this week … when freak injuries happen Freak accidents, whether a sports injury, auto accident, or just a random thing, happen. Thankfully, the EMT’s stabilize us, and surgical teams can put us back together. However, your body often needs more to really feel normal again. Read on … Being active side-tracked by […]

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Cara with client, Amanda

How Much Walking Do You Need for a Health Benefit?

The theme for this week … how much activity translates to health benefits? Keeping up on emerging research about the relationship between activity and health is one of the important things we do for you. A new article recently published sheds new perspective on the amount of activity needed for health benefits. Read on … […]

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Cara with client, Ann

Relief for Ann’s Neck and Shoulder … Another Piece of the Puzzle!

The theme for this week … the body tells its story! Often your pain, balance, or coordination concerns seem to be a mystery. One of the most common sources of the physical micromovement disruption that we find is a forgotten fall. How do we find it? Our problem-solving process deciphers the body’s story. Read on […]

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Cara with client, Judy

How Much Activity? And, What Kind? Judy’s Choice, Dancing

The theme for this week … being active daily How much activity should you get daily and weekly? The gold standard of activity guidelines by American Council of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and published by the Department of Health and Human Services were updated in 2019. You can find the full report here. Here are the […]

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