COVID-19 Statement
Recovery Day is focused on ensuring the safety of all of our clients! As such, we wanted you all to be aware of the COVID policies in place. As healthcare providers, we have long focused on limiting all exposure for infection in our facility. Recovery Day uses a concentrated disinfectant cleaner that has long been…
Read MoreUltimutt Event!
Recovery Day is excited to step out of our (business) comfort zone and offer services for the upcoming Ultimutt event. This event challenges both dogs and their owners in a fun race for all fitness levels! Run for fun-with or without a dog-or compete to win UltiMutt Champion as you strengthen your unique bond…
Read MoreClient Spotlight – Adanma
Adanma has been a track athlete since the 8th grade and has continued to compete and win at every level she has competed at. She is well accomplished in her specialty of the triple jump, winning a state championship in high school, being awarded numerous honors in the Big South conference, having a plethora of…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday – Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is a widespread injury that occurs in more than 3 million cases annually. It is an inflammatory injury that affects the thick ligamentous band on the bottom of the foot. The causes of plantar fasciitis can vary; overuse, improper footwear, and pes planus (flat feet.) Signs of plantar fasciitis may include stabbing pain…
Read MorePre-Order Your Recovery Day T-Shirt!
We have had many people ask about purchasing our T-shirts so we want to make them available to our customers and the general public. The shirts will feature Recovery Day’s logo on both the front and back. Available colors are black and white. Stay tuned for other items that we are in the process of…
Read MoreTheraupeutic Exercises
When we said that athletic trainers were multi-faceted, we meant it. ATCs are fortunate to be trained by some of the best healthcare providers in the business, from chiropractors to massage therapists, and yes, even physical therapists. While we would never step into the realm of a DPT, we are able to create small, customized…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday: Shin Splints
“Shin splints” – you know about it, you’ve probably had them, and you likely do absolutely nothing about them until they are absolutely excruciating. Shin splits are a common exercise issue, often referring to pain that is felt on the inside of the tibia (shinbone). This area becomes inflamed in all components of the lower…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday: Inflamation
What is inflammation: Inflammation is a part of the body’s healing process. It aids in fighting off infections, musculoskeletal injuries, and different toxins, all to heal itself. However, the process of inflammation can often backfire if the body does not send all of the correct signals to push the inflammation away from the area once…
Read MoreWellness Wednesday – Stretching
Stretching is one of the most overlooked parts of exercising. Most people often find some reason not to stretch: not having enough time, not knowing what stretches to do, or even feeling like it does not help. Stretching can be one of the simplest forms of preventative medicine. A lot of common chronic musculoskeletal injuries…
Read MoreHypersphere
As athletic trainers, there is a phrase that we use with every athlete that we see with some sort of tightness or soreness “stretch and roll out.” Most of our patients assume this is said to waste time; however, rolling out is critical to recovery. Rolling works by applying constant pressure over the length of…
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