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Mission Move Physical Therapy Mission Move helps active adults and athletes keep doing all the sports and activities they love. If

10/09/2026

The ab check every pregnant woman should know!

First things first: some separation of your abdominal muscles (called diastasis recti) is a normal, expected part of pregnancy. As your baby grows, your abs stretch to make room. It’s not a sign that something is going wrong.

What’s helpful to know is how your core is handling that change. Try this quick check:
1️⃣ Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat
2️⃣ Slowly lift your head and shoulders, like a small sit-up
3️⃣ Check down your midline: above, at, and below your belly button
4️⃣ Width: lay two fingers side by side across the midline to feel how wide the gap is
5️⃣ Depth: stack two fingers on top of each other to feel how deep they sink in

This isn’t about passing or failing. It just helps you understand what your core needs, so you can keep moving, lifting, and getting up and down with confidence.

In Pregnancy 101, I’ll walk you through how to support your core at every stage, from pregnancy through recovery!

Click link in bio for more info on Pregnancy 101!

Pregnancy 101 is your individualized roadmap through pregnancy and beyond. It’s not another textbook guide on what to ex...
10/06/2026

Pregnancy 101 is your individualized roadmap through pregnancy and beyond. It’s not another textbook guide on what to expect.

Most moms get routine appointments during pregnancy, then one quick 6-week check after birth before being sent back to normal life. But being cleared isn’t the same as being recovered.

Pregnancy 101 gives you 10 one-on-one visits with the same provider, from around 12 weeks pregnant through the fourth trimester. That’s 5 visits to help you stay strong, comfortable, and ready for birth, and 5 more to help you heal, rebuild, and get back to the things you love.

Whether this is your first pregnancy or your fifth, our goal is simple: to help you feel empowered, strong, and heard every step of the way.

Already had your baby, or still planning? You can still join!

Comment “PREGNANCY” and we’ll send you the details to book a free consultation, or DM us if you’d rather keep it private. You can also call (678) 400-0300.

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09/28/2026

That sudden, sharp pain when you stand up, roll over, cough, sneeze, or laugh? It could be round ligament pain, a common discomfort during pregnancy. As your uterus grows, the ligaments supporting it stretch and adapt, which can cause that sharp or pulling sensation in your lower abdomen or groin.

Here are 3 exercises that may help you find some relief if you are experiencing this! If the pain is severe, persistent, or accompanied by other concerning symptoms, always reach out to your OB or healthcare provider.

And if you want more information like this or are looking for more guidance throughout your pregnancy, that’s exactly why we created the Complete Pregnancy Plan!

If pregnancy has left you feeling unsure about what your body needs, or you simply want to feel more confident and supported throughout the process, we created the Complete Pregnancy Plan with you in mind.

This isn’t just another guide telling you what to expect. It’s a plan built around you, your body, your lifestyle, and your goals, with personalized support through pregnancy and into the fourth trimester.

Our goal is simple: to help you feel strong, informed, empowered, and heard every step of the way.

If you’re interested, follow the link in our bio for the next steps!

08/05/2026

A lot of people blame their pain on “bad posture.” But what if your posture isn’t actually the problem? More often than not, the real issue is staying in the same position for too long. Sitting, standing, or even holding what people think is “perfect posture” for hours at a time can all lead to discomfort.

Your body isn’t designed to stay still. It was built to move. Instead of chasing perfect posture, focus on changing positions throughout the day, taking movement breaks, and giving your body some variety. Movement is what keeps us feeling our best.

So stop stressing about finding the “perfect” posture because it doesn’t exist. The best thing you can do for your body is to keep moving. Remember, the best position is your next position!

07/09/2026

Anterior pelvic tilt (APT) has become one of the most overprescribed “problems” on social media.

Having an anterior pelvic tilt is NOT a diagnosis and it doesn’t mean you need to force your pelvis into a “perfect” position. Some people naturally have more anterior pelvic tilt than others, and that’s completely normal.

What matters more is movement capacity. Our bodies are designed to move through a range of positions, not live in one “perfect” posture.

The goal isn’t to “fix” your posture, the goal is to give your body more movement options. Because the best posture is usually the one you can change!

06/29/2026

Want stronger bones? Then start jumping!

Most people think bone loss is just a part of aging, but your bones respond to the demands you place on them. One of the best ways to stimulate bone remodeling is through impact, and jumping is one of the simplest ways to do it.

A lot of people think that you need to be an athlete to jump, but you don’t! Anyone can jump! The key is starting at a level that’s appropriate for you and building from there.

If your goal is to reduce your risk of osteopenia or osteoporosis, don’t overlook impact training, your bones need a reason to stay strong.

Have you jumped today?

06/03/2026

Global Running Day Special! 20% off for 24 hrs only. If you are local to me, purchase a treadmill from me, and I will give you a Free Running Gait analysis!

Contact me directly at [email protected] or call/text 678-400-0300.

Address

2500 Old Alabama Road, Ste 27
Roswell, GA
30076

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+16784000300

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