Jason Racca, PT

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01/18/2026

Here’s something most people never hear from their doctor or PT:
Your fascia can store toxins and viral byproducts — and when your detox systems get overwhelmed, your body feels it.
Your liver, kidneys, and lymphatic system are designed to filter and clear waste.
But when they’re overworked… or the fascia surrounding them becomes restricted… your body compensates in physical ways.
That’s why you might see symptoms like:
➡️ Right shoulder pain
➡️ Neck stiffness
➡️ Low back tightness
➡️ Frozen-shoulder-type symptoms
➡️ Pelvic or abdominal tension
These aren’t random. They’re signals.
When the organs can’t move or drain well, the surrounding fascia tightens to protect you — and your musculoskeletal system picks up the slack.
This is why addressing only the muscles never creates lasting change.
At R3 Physio, we help your fascia, lymphatic system, and organ mobility work together so your body can finally detox, drain, and move the way it’s designed to.
📍Keller, TX | Fascia-Focused, Systems-Based Physical Therapy
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01/18/2026

You might come in for one thing — abdominal pain, low back tightness, or even bedwetting in kids…
But that’s rarely the whole story.
Your body is an interconnected system.
Your low back is connected to your pelvis…
Your pelvis is connected to your diaphragm…
Your diaphragm is connected to your neck and nervous system…
And your fascia runs through every single one of those tissues.
So when we treat you at R3 Physio, we don’t just look at the spot that hurts.
We look globally.
Neck → ribcage → abdomen → pelvis → organs → hips → nervous system.
Because when one system gets stuck, another one compensates.
And if all we do is focus on the place where symptoms show up, you’ll never get the long-term results you deserve.
This is why our systems-based approach works — we treat the whole person, not the isolated part.
📍Keller, TX | Holistic, fascia-focused physical therapy

01/18/2026

If your lymphatic system feels “sluggish,” there may be a reason no one has mentioned:
Your lymph can’t drain well if the structures around it are tight or restricted.
Your body relies on major drainage funnels like:
🔹 The small intestines (a HUGE lymphatic hub)
🔹 The thoracic inlet/outlet — the base of your neck
🔹 The diaphragm and rib cage
🔹 The pelvis
If these areas are stiff, compressed, or restricted, your lymph can’t move the way it’s supposed to.
And when lymph doesn’t flow… you feel it.
Signs your lymph might be stuck:
• Brain fog
• Puffy face or hands
• Heavy, achy body
• Stiff neck
• Sluggish digestion
• A sense of “fullness” or pressure
Your brain literally drains waste through the glymphatic system at night — but if the neck is tight, that waste can’t clear efficiently.
This is why lymph issues aren’t just “detox issues”…
They’re often musculoskeletal issues.
At R3 Physio, we restore mobility in the fascia, neck, ribs, and abdomen so your lymph can finally move the way it’s supposed to.
📍 Keller, TX | Systems-Based Physical Therapy
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11/04/2025

🌿 Holistic Physical Therapy: Understanding Root Causes in Dancers

At R3 Physio, we believe no symptom exists in isolation.

When a dancer struggles with flexibility, control, or pain, it’s rarely just about muscles. It’s about how the whole system — fascia, nutrition, sleep, nervous system, and emotional stress — work together (or against each other).

Many dancers we see are nursing old injuries that were never fully resolved.

Over time, the altered movement mechanics, changes in breathing patterns, and alignment — lead to “mystery pain” that traditional therapy often misses.

✨ True rehabilitation means listening to the story your body has been telling.

💬 Dancers — have you ever realized an old injury was still affecting your technique today?

11/04/2025

🩰 Addressing Pointe Work Challenges in Dancers

When a dancer struggles to get fully over their toe box, it’s rarely just an ankle problem.

We recently saw a dancer whose right ankle pain made pointe work impossible. After examining her movement patterns, we discovered an old injury on the left side had changed how she walked — subtly shifting her alignment, core engagement, and pelvic mechanics over time.

At R3 Physio, we look beyond the obvious. Pointe readiness and pain-free dancing aren’t just about ankle mobility — they’re about how the entire body works together: hips, pelvis, ribcage, and even breathing patterns.

✨ When one area compensates, another takes the strain. True healing means addressing the full chain.

💬 Dancers — have you ever had pain on one side that started after an injury on the other? Let’s talk about how your body connects more than you realize.

11/04/2025

You feel inflamed—but your labs are normal.
Here’s why:
When fascia is tight and your nervous system is stuck in fight-or-flight, your body can mimic inflammation.
Fluid stagnates. Stress hormones flood tissues. You ache, swell, and fog up.
You don’t need another diet or detox—you need a deeper reset.
At R3 Physio, we treat the system, not the symptom.
📍 Keller, TX | Holistic PT that listens

11/04/2025

🤸‍♀️ Hypermobility: Beyond the Medical Misconception

“Hypermobility” often gets a bad rap — but it’s not the problem it’s made out to be.

Yes, hypermobile joints can increase strain, but control is the difference between injury and artistry. The best dancers in the world don’t avoid their flexibility — they’ve learned how to stabilize and move through it with precision.

At R3 Physio, we see hypermobility as potential, not pathology. When we help dancers strengthen their neuromuscular control and fascial stability, that extra range becomes a gift — not a liability.

✨ Strength + control = sustainable artistry.

💬 If you’re a hypermobile dancer, what’s been your biggest challenge — strength, control, or confidence? Comment below!

11/04/2025

👯‍♀️ Protecting Young Dancers: The Importance of Early Injury Care

Behind every professional dancer is a body that’s been cared for early.
We recently met an 8-year-old dancer with bilateral ankle pain — not from a major injury, but from untreated sprains that changed how she moved. The result?

Tightness, compensation, and pain on both sides.

In young dancers, early intervention is key. The body adapts fast — but not always in helpful ways. Ignoring “minor” pain can alter balance, turnout, and even long-term joint health.

At R3 Physio, we encourage parents to treat minor issues as information, not inconveniences. Helping young dancers move well now builds resilience for their future careers.

✨ Prevention is protection — not perfection.

💬 Dance parents — how do you help your dancer recover and rest between rehearsals?

11/04/2025

🩵 Breaking Through Persistent Dance Injury: Understanding Sciatic Nerve Adhesion

When an injury won’t go away, it’s time to look deeper.

A dance instructor we worked with had torn her hamstring a year ago — and still had pain, despite therapy and chiropractic care. Turns out, it wasn’t the hamstring anymore… it was the sciatic nerve.

Nerve adhesions can mimic muscle injury and limit mobility long after the tissue has “healed.” Once we treated the adhesion, she regained over 50° of movement she hadn’t had in months.

✨ Sometimes, what feels like a muscle issue is really the body protecting more important structures, like our nerves.

💬 Have you ever had an injury that seemed “healed” but never felt right again? Tell us below — we love helping dancers connect the dots.

08/18/2025

You’re not broken

Your body is brilliant—it’s just been through a lot.
Scar tissue. Stress. Years of compensation.

At R3 Physio, our job isn’t to “fix” you.
It’s to help your body remember how to move, breathe, and heal the way it was designed to.

Healing isn’t fixing—it’s remembering.

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📍 Keller, TX | Systems-based holistic PT

08/14/2025

🚫 Normal Imaging Doesn’t Mean There Isn't a Reason for Your Pain

Still in pain, even after a “normal” MRI?

You’re not alone.

Many women with pelvic or abdominal discomfort are told it’s just stress or prescribed meds that mask symptoms.

Here’s what most miss: internal organs can get stuck. Scar tissue, fascial tension, or past trauma can physically pull on organs or nerves—and cause pain.

📍It’s not in your head. It’s not “just stress.” It’s real. And we see it every day at R3 Physio.

🧠 We specialize in treating what imaging can’t see.

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Save this if you’ve ever been told “everything looks normal.”

Pain can exist without showing up on a scan.

That doesn’t make it any less real.

At R3 Physio, we assess what imaging can’t—the way your body actually moves, breathes, and responds. DM us “SCAN” to find the missing piece.

08/14/2025

🥦Still bloated—on the perfect diet?

You’ve eliminated gluten, dairy, sugar. You’ve tracked every bite.

And yet… you’re still bloated.

Here’s what no one tells you: your fascia affects digestion. If fascia around your gut is tight, your organs can’t move. Digestion slows. Nutrients get stuck. Pressure builds.

💡Bloating isn’t always about food—it’s about movement.

At R3 Physio in Keller, we treat the *mechanical* side of digestion. Because no amount of supplements can fix what’s physically restricted.

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