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Why Deadlifts Don't Hurt Your Back (And What Actually Does)
Deadlifts are NOT bad for your back Ah back pain… may favorite thing to treat and talk about. Weird, I know. Anyway, if you have ever mentioned back pain in a commercial gym or a traditional medical clinic, you have probably heard some variation of these warnings: "You shouldn't deadlift if your back hurts." "Deadlifts are bad for your spine." "Squats and deadlifts are too high-risk for your lower back." Music to my ears….not. As a performance physical therapist working with

Dr. Gerry Robles PT, DPT
Jun 14 min read


Why Does My Injury Keep Coming Back? (And How to Break the Cycle for Good)
You felt better. Life was good. So you went back to training.
And then… the pain came back. If you’ve ever dealt with a recurring injury, you know how frustrating this is. Feels like you’re in a vicious cycle. One that is unbreakable.

Dr. Gerry Robles PT, DPT
Apr 94 min read


Why Do My Muscles Always Feel Tight? Does Stretching Actually Help?
Tight doesnt always mean short…..most people assume: “Tight muscle = I need to stretch it.” But that’s not always true. A lot of the time, that “tight” feeling is your body’s way of saying:

Dr. Gerry Robles PT, DPT
Mar 264 min read
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