Bone is living tissue, and as such, it is constantly being broken down and regenerated quietly throughout our lifespan. Osteoporosis is not a normal process of aging, but rather it is a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone quality, predisposing one to fractures. These fractures can occur anywhere on the skeleton but the most common osteoporotic fragility fracture sites are the wrist, the hip and the spine.

Have a busy schedule, no time to exercise? How about a short but intense bout of exercise or a "exercise snack"!

This post will dive into some basic anatomy of the knee joint, common reasons for patellofemoral pain, and some exercise anyone can try to help with their knee pain.

The discomfort from plantar fascia pain can be caused by many reasons. Here are some exercises to try.

Upper back pain is a frequent problem for those with desk jobs. Here are some exercises to relieve upper back pain.

4 "P's" to practice conserve energy - prioritize, plan, pace, position

Large movements help retrain muscles and the brain to intentionally move bigger

Freezing gait is an abnormal gait/walking pattern that sometimes occurs with Parkinson's Disease and other parkinsonian disorders.

Parkinson's Disease is one of the most common progressive movement disorders affecting approximately 1% of those aged 60 plus.

by Cyndi Otfinowski, Physiotherapist Our culture celebrates a tight abdomen and encourages people to ‘suck in your gut’. How does that...