Why Your X-Ray Or MRI May Not Be As Helpful As You Think
X-Rays and MRIs often cause people to feel as if they are broken and need fixing. While useful, these images do not tell the whole story and may not be as helpful as you think!
X-Rays and MRIs often cause people to feel as if they are broken and need fixing. While useful, these images do not tell the whole story and may not be as helpful as you think!
Dr. Cohen had the pleasure of interviewing our good friend, Lee Sommers. Lee is a strength and conditioning here in the Bethesda area, specializing with high level swimmers. He was the dry land coach for 5-time Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky!
Lee was kind enough to discuss the great work that he does to help his athletes, and the unique approach that he takes when training swimmers.
Check out our interview with Lee to learn about this and so much more!
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Hoffman, a spine surgeon from Summit Orthopedics, in the latest edition of the CHP Spotlight Interview Series. The mission of the CHP Spotlight Interview Series is to provide you with valuable insights from leading experts in the fields of sports medicine, physical therapy, personal training, and performance. With the overwhelming amount of information available today, it can be challenging to find the most credible advice, especially when it comes to managing back pain. We’re here to help by bringing you the best information from top professionals in Bethesda, Chevy Chase, DC, McLean, and Northern Virginia.
Dana Monsees is a nutritionist and body image coach, as well as the founder of Real Food with Dana. She also has a very popular podcast called Real Talk with Dana.
This interview was awesome! Dana shared so much incredible information. She shared her approach to diet culture, the psychological effects of dieting, optimal nutrition habits for athletes, and why one approach to nutrition is not right for everyone.
Dana is located right here in the Bethesda area and we highly recommend that you check this one out!
During the workshop we learned how to optimally create internal pressure in order to protect our lower back when lifting weights. This is one of the first things that we teach in physical therapy and is of particular importance for people that lift weights or play sports. So how do we do it?
Every winter here at Cohen Health and Performance, we see a rise in a very specific type of injury that brings people in for physical therapy. Skiing related injuries start as soon as the snow starts falling. The injury rates in skiing and snowboarding are particularly high for a variety of factors.