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John Snyder, DPT I am a Physical Therapist, an Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist, a Strength & Conditioning Specialist, an Educator, and a Research Junkie...

I am a Physical Therapist, a Board Certified Orthopaedic Specialist, a Strength & Conditioning Specialist, an Educator, and a Research Junkie. My goal is to provide a resource for clinicians to keep up to date with the current literature.

Game one in the books 👏
09/12/2026

Game one in the books 👏

First hockey camp ✅
07/25/2025

First hockey camp ✅

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03/02/2025

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Another Turkey Day Beach Getaway in the books 🏝️ 🍻Not the best weather, but we were able to celebrate both of the elder ...
11/27/2023

Another Turkey Day Beach Getaway in the books 🏝️ 🍻

Not the best weather, but we were able to celebrate both of the elder Snyders’ 70th birthdays 🎉

Vino. Food. And repeat.
02/12/2023

Vino. Food. And repeat.

Excited to get The Athlete’s Hip up and rolling in 2022!The course has been updated to increase the focus on treatment a...
01/24/2022

Excited to get The Athlete’s Hip up and rolling in 2022!

The course has been updated to increase the focus on treatment and progressive loading strategies for this difficult to manage patient population 🤓💪

We will help to navigate the screening, evaluation, treatment, and return to sport determination processes. This information will be presented with a substantial lab component 🏋️‍♂️

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I am incredibly excited to announce the launch of our new practice, Resolve Physio]! I couldn’t imagine starting a new p...
01/01/2022

I am incredibly excited to announce the launch of our new practice, Resolve Physio]! I couldn’t imagine starting a new practice without our amazing team , , , and 💪

We also couldn’t do this without the the support of , .life, and 🙏

We are excited to be there with you every step of the way in 2022 and beyond 🙌

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Happy New Year from your friends at Resolve Physio!

2021 has been a year of change and growth for our company and we’re starting 2022 off with another BIG announcement… A new logo and rebranding!

Resolve to relieve your pain.
Resolve to return to what you love.
Resolve to come back stronger.

In 2022 we look forward to being with you every step of the way whether it be improving your ability to live your life or if it means getting back to a sport that you love 💪

From everyone at Resolve Physio, happy New Year and let’s take on 2022 together! 🎉 🎊 🥂

It was a pleasure rambling about all things hip and groin pain with .samspinelli, .surdykapt , and .comella at 🤓・・・All ...
05/08/2020

It was a pleasure rambling about all things hip and groin pain with .samspinelli, .surdykapt , and .comella at 🤓
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All things groin pain⤵️
In our latest podcast we had on to discuss various topics that were related to the groin.
We discussed a range of diagnoses, how to assess, the role of imaging, treatment, and so much more!
Head over to Spotify or iTunes for the episode!

Understanding prognosis and those factors that delay recovery or detract from full return to sport allow us to set reali...
03/21/2020

Understanding prognosis and those factors that delay recovery or detract from full return to sport allow us to set realistic expectations with our athletes.
This excellent paper by .serner and colleagues sought to identify radiological and clinical examination factors associated with time to return to sport in athletes following acute adductor injury.
While several factor showed importance (such as resisted outer range adduction, age, patient compliance, eccentric adductor strength, etc.), there were three factors that showed the greatest capacity to predict a longer time to return to sport:
1️⃣ Palpation pain at the proximal adductor insertion
2️⃣ Presence of a palpable defect
3️⃣ MRI defined injury at the bone-tendon junction

@ Active Physical Therapy

As a new-ish father, I took some time to reflect on my experience in youth sports... And, because I am a bit of a nerd 🤓...
03/15/2020

As a new-ish father, I took some time to reflect on my experience in youth sports... And, because I am a bit of a nerd 🤓, I did some research too 📚
Surprisingly to some, based on the available literature, early sport specialization may not be the right course of action and it may actually be detrimental to long term athletic development... It has been shown to increase the risk of injury and burnout without the added bonus of improved performance 😬
@ Active Physical Therapy

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