Michelle Wieber was recently interviewed for an article in Impact Magazine, the magazine of the American Physical Therapy Association Private Practice Section. It is a great honor and high recognition to be chosen as one of the Impact feature articles.
… Read the rest
By Megan Westling, DPT, OCS, RYT
Having a strong core is so important to healthy hips. “Core” is broad term for the muscles of our trunk. You can also think of them as the muscles that connect our upper
… Read the rest
By Dave Wieber, PT, ATC, MTC
With golf season upon us, how would one prepare their body for success? I have some unique insights because from 2001 to 2008 I ran a performance business for golfers. I would see
… Read the rest
By Ann Dahl, OTR, CWC
Thumb pain can be caused by a variety of conditions affecting the joints, tendons, ligaments and muscles of the hand. Osteoarthritis of the thumb is one of the more common conditions to cause significant
… Read the rest
It’s hard enough for most of us to find time in our day to work out, but can you imagine if you were the President? Taking some time out of your day for fitness – whether it’s a full workout,
… Read the rest
Some people love snow, and some people hate it. Whether you like it or not, if you live in Minnesota, you will have to deal with it. Most of the time that means bundling up, grabbing the shovel, and heading
… Read the rest
By Megan Westling, DPT, OCS, RYT
Many injuries are at least partially caused by poor biomechanics. Biomechanics, by definition, refers to the ability/function of muscles and their attachments. Because the knee is a hinge joint and permits motion in
… Read the rest
By Jason Niemann, OTR, CWC
Physical therapy month has come to an end and all of us here at Wieber Physical Therapy wanted to thank everyone for the fun month! This past month has been full of Facebook Live
… Read the rest
By Ann Dahl, OTR, CWC
“The glory of gardening… hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to not just feed the body but the soul” -Alfred Austin
… Read the rest
By Matt Gadient, PT, OCS, CSCS
At any given time 25% of the population reports having some type of low back pain within the past 3 months. In most cases, low back pain is mild and disappears on its
… Read the rest