Understanding the Active Release Technique
Active Release Technique (ART) is a soft tissue treatment that targets complications from overused muscles. Essentially, ART is a formalized process to help encourage soft tissue healing.
Active Care Chiropractic and Rehabilitation serves patients in and around Lafayette Hill, the Main Line, East Falls, Elkins Park, Manayunk and Hatfield PA. We can help you overcome various musculoskeletal issues particuarly those related to the spine and joints, thus improving your overall nervous system. Whether your pain is an everyday general discomfort or due to an injury or accident, our doctors and therapists offer a range of treatment and services tailored to your specific case. Consult us for relief from arthritis, sciatica, car accident injuries, lower back pain, herniated discs, migraines/headaches and so much more! Benefits of chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy and assisted stretching include pain relief, reduction of physical tension, improved joint moblity/muscle function, postural correction, enhanced permformance/flexibility and overall stress reduction. Here at Active Care Chiropractic and Rehabilitation we treat each and every patient as we would our own family. You are in the best hands, and that’s a guarantee!
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Active Release Technique (ART) is a soft tissue treatment that targets complications from overused muscles. Essentially, ART is a formalized process to help encourage soft tissue healing.
A group of front leg muscles at the hips, the hip flexors provide certain leg motions at the hip. When you have trouble bending over at the waist, tight hip flexor muscles might be the problem.
The cracking you hear when you get out of bed isn’t a sign of your body self-destructing, at least not when the noises happen painlessly. There's not usually anything significant occurring and there’s probably nothing to be concerned about.