RPM Physical Therapy

RPM Physical Therapy WE HELP People Age 40+ GET MOBILE, STAY ACTIVE AND FREE FROM INJURY, Without the Use of Painkillers,

"We help people in their 40s, 50s and 60s get mobile, stay active and free from injury without the use of painkillers or costly surgery."

Movement focused routines for diabetic neuropathy often support far more than just activity levels alone.When sensation ...
06/19/2026

Movement focused routines for diabetic neuropathy often support far more than just activity levels alone.

When sensation changes begin affecting the feet and lower legs, individuals may notice changes in walking confidence, coordination, stability, and overall awareness during movement. This is why supportive strategies commonly focus on helping individuals feel steadier and more aware during everyday activity.

Balance exercises, circulation focused movement, mobility work, and supportive daily habits are commonly explored to encourage healthier movement patterns and long term walking confidence over time.

Book a free discovery session to learn more.

https://rpmwoodlandspt.com/free-discovery-session/

06/17/2026

When we talk about the thoracic spine, we’re talking about more than just the spine itself.

Your rib cage, shoulder blades, joint capsules, back muscles, and chest muscles are all part of the picture.

So when thoracic mobility comes up, know that it’s a full-system conversation, and every one of those pieces has to move well for your body to work the way it’s supposed to and be pain free.

Staying active with diabetic neuropathy often starts with paying closer attention to movement habits and foot awareness ...
06/17/2026

Staying active with diabetic neuropathy often starts with paying closer attention to movement habits and foot awareness throughout the day.

Supportive habits commonly explored include practicing balance work regularly, staying consistent with mobility exercises, supporting circulation through movement, and wearing supportive footwear during activity.

Small adjustments to daily routines may help encourage steadier movement and healthier activity habits over time.

Book a free discovery session to learn more about supportive strategies for diabetic neuropathy.

https://rpmwoodlandspt.com/free-discovery-session/

06/15/2026

Suffering through rolling out your IT band doesn’t mean you’ll get real results…

Can a tight IT band be the cause of knee pain? Absolutely. But you should already be going after the root of the problem which, in this case, is almost always the glute muscles.

When glute muscles are tight, they naturally pull on the IT band causing it to tighten. So, when you roll out your IT band, you’re only creating temporary relief.

Want our series on how to release your glute muscles? Comment “GLUTE” below.

Small daily habits may matter more than people think when it comes to diabetic neuropathy.Things like staying active con...
06/15/2026

Small daily habits may matter more than people think when it comes to diabetic neuropathy.

Things like staying active consistently, supporting circulation through movement, paying attention to footwear, practicing balance exercises, and staying consistent with mobility work are all commonly explored to encourage steadier movement and healthier foot awareness habits over time.

Consistency is often more important than intensity when building healthier movement routines.

Book a free discovery session to learn more.

https://rpmwoodlandspt.com/free-discovery-session/

Supportive movement strategies for diabetic neuropathy often focus on helping individuals feel steadier and more confide...
06/13/2026

Supportive movement strategies for diabetic neuropathy often focus on helping individuals feel steadier and more confident during everyday activity.

Movement focused support commonly includes balance exercises, mobility work, circulation focused movement, foot awareness routines, and gradual activity progression.

These types of strategies are commonly explored to encourage healthier movement patterns and steadier walking confidence over time.

Book a free discovery session to learn more.

https://rpmwoodlandspt.com/free-discovery-session/

06/10/2026

Why does stretching your back always cause more harm than good? Because most of the time, you are just reinforcing a hyper mobility that is causing the majority of the pain.

That’s why, rather than stretching, we want to strengthen and protect the back by mobilizing the thoracic spine and hips so that the back can gain stability.

Staying active with diabetic neuropathy can sometimes feel frustrating, especially when changes in sensation begin affec...
06/10/2026

Staying active with diabetic neuropathy can sometimes feel frustrating, especially when changes in sensation begin affecting confidence during everyday movement.

Some individuals become more cautious with longer walks, exercise, standing for extended periods, or navigating uneven ground because their feet no longer feel as stable or predictable as they once did.

This is one reason supportive movement routines often focus on circulation, balance, mobility, and foot awareness together. Small adjustments to movement habits may help individuals feel steadier and more confident staying active throughout the day.

Book a free discovery session to explore supportive strategies for diabetic neuropathy.

https://rpmwoodlandspt.com/free-discovery-session/

06/09/2026

The adductors might be the most underrated athletic muscles in the body.

I often think of them as the rotator cuff of the hip.

They’re responsible for creating stability, controlling force, decelerating motion, changing direction, and helping transfer power through the entire lower extremity. Yet most people never train them properly until they get injured.

And maybe it’s time we redefine what the “core” actually is.

The core isn’t just your abs.

The core is your shoulder blades, thoracic spine, abdomen, pelvis, and hips all working together as one integrated system.

When those areas work together efficiently, the limbs become powerful.

When they don’t, we compensate, leak force, and eventually break down.

I believe it was Stuart McGill who said:

“Distal athleticism comes from proximal stability.”

After treating thousands of patients and athletes, I’ve found that statement to be incredibly true.

Want stronger hips?
Better running mechanics?
More power?
Less pain?

Start by building stability through the entire system.

This exercise is an absolute winner because it challenges the shoulder girdle, thoracic spine, trunk, pelvis, and adductors simultaneously.

It’s not easy.

You’ll probably shake.
You’ll probably find weaknesses.

But that’s exactly why it’s so valuable.

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10/10 exercise.

Train the system, not just the muscle.

06/09/2026

Elbow pain? Your wrist may actually be the problem.

A lack of wrist extension is one of the most common culprits of elbow pain. Why? Because just like the rest of our body, when one thing is out of balance, something close by takes on the pressure.

In this instance, when your wrists are lacking mobility, the muscles are pulling on the elbow joint and causing pain.

Once we break up those muscle tissues in the forearm, the relief is fast and effective.

Want our routine for getting these tissues to relax? Comment “ELBOW” below!

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