Top 3 Hip Imbalances in Runners (and How to Fix Them)
Are Your Hips Holding You Back as a Runner? As a runner, you’ve probably felt it before—that nagging tightness, an odd twinge in your stride, or even pain that seems to come out of nowhere. At The Movement Schopp, we’ve helped hundreds of runners from Torrance, Redondo Beach, and the broader South Bay overcome the […]
Shoulder Impingement: A Common Problem for Fitness Athletes
Shoulder impingement is a frequent issue for fitness athletes, particularly those who engage in pressing movements like the bench press or overhead press. It often presents as a pinching sensation or pain in the front or top of the shoulder, which can limit performance and derail training goals. At The Movement Schopp, we’ve helped over […]
Essential Post Run Recovery Tips Every Runner Needs
Running is a rewarding activity, but the work doesn’t end when you cross the finish line. Proper post run recovery is essential for enhancing performance, preventing injuries, and ensuring long-term success in your running journey. By incorporating practical tips and prioritizing recovery strategies, you can maximize your performance, reduce the risk of setbacks, and keep […]
Why Every Everyday Athlete Needs Regular Physical Therapy: Beyond Injury Recovery
When most people think of physical therapy, they imagine recovering from an injury. However, for everyday athletes—those who push their bodies to perform day in and day out—regular physical therapy can offer so much more than injury recovery. It’s about staying strong, preventing future problems, and maximizing performance. Let’s explore why regular physical therapy is […]
Physical Therapy & Recovery Exercises for Dislocated Shoulder
A dislocated shoulder is a painful and debilitating injury that can significantly impact daily life. Shoulder dislocation occurs when the upper arm bone (humerus) ball pops out of the shoulder socket. Given the shoulder’s extensive range of motion, it’s one of the most common dislocated joints. Recovery from this injury requires a strategic dislocated shoulder […]