Finishing a marathon, no matter how long or short it is, is an impressive feat that will test your physical and mental determination. Obviously, this kind of activity will put […]

Cupping therapy has been practiced around the world for over 3500 years starting in Egypt and spreading to all corners of the globe. In recent years, it’s gained a considerable […]

It is very important to keep your body feeling and moving at its best. When body pain strikes or you experience an injury, make an appointment right away with IMPACT […]

Are you feeling pain or weakness in your shoulder when raising your arm? You may have shoulder impingement or a torn rotator cuff tendon. This common injury can occur suddenly […]

Kinesiology is the study of human body movement, but the term also describes a form of therapy that corrects problems with muscle balance and biomechanics. This approach typically involves gently […]

Looking for the Chicago Recovery Room? Our new name, IMPACT Physical Therapy & Sports Recovery, more accurately reflects what we offer to athletes. Now all our physical therapy clinics—located across […]

Could your shoulder pain be a condition known as swimmer’s shoulder? The large repetitive motions that your shoulders must perform while swimming can cause pain under certain circumstances: Repeated overhead […]

What is a cold plunge? Also known as cold water immersion, it is a key part of sports recovery protocol. A cold plunge—meaning a full immersion in 51-degree water—activates the […]

Request Appointment Therapy Athletics Blog What is a functional capacity evaluation?  Known by the acronym FCE, a functional capacity evaluation is a medical test that is required when you file […]

Known for its fast pace and magnificent views downtown and adventurous route through 29 neighborhoods, the Bank of America Chicago Marathon is among North America’s most competitive courses.

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You are in a crucial time in the game and notice your nerves are taking over.

If you’re pregnant and have been experiencing pelvic pain during normal activities like walking or rolling over in bed, you’re not alone!