Exercise Training

The primary goal of physical therapy is usually to recover strength, flexibility, and function. In most cases, therapeutic exercise is an important component of the rehabilitation process. Therapeutic exercises involves movement of the body to facilitate recovery from limitations often associated with nerve, muscle, and/or joint problems.

Therapeutic exercises is used to help people in need of:

• Help with walking again
• To improve circulation
• To improve joint motion
• To improve balance
• To relax tight muscles
• To release shortened or scarred tissue
• To improve balance
• To recover strength & power
• To recover complex coordinated (sports-related) movements
• For cardiorespiratory condition

Types of Therapeutic Exercises

There are different types of therapeutic exercise that we provide based on our detailed assessment of your condition and your rehab goals. Physical therapists are experts at providing appropriate progressive therapeutic exercise programs for a given condition and where you are at in the recovery process. By varying frequency, intensity, and resistance, treatment goals can be achieved in an optimal timeframe.

Therapeutic exercise is often an important component of a comprehensive treatment plan. The key is customizing the plan for your specific needs.