
08/26/2025
The biggest misconception about rehabilitation is that once you’re through it, you don’t have to think about it again.
Truth be told we will always have muscle and balances or weaknesses or compensation pattern. This doesn’t mean that your whole workout is dedicated to that, but it does mean that you can incorporate certain things into your weekly strength training that will be beneficial long-term.
The purpose of rehabilitation a lot of times is learning more about our bodies learning more about our movement patterns. Injuries are not a curse. In a lot of ways they uncover unhelpful Patterns that we’ve been carrying for a long time.
As the old adage says, it’s better to be on offense than defense meaning that you should be doing supporting exercises that strengthen your postural muscles, your stabilizing muscles, and doing complementary strength to the day-to-day activities that you are doing.
Healing happens but maintenance is required to remain healthy.