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How To Fix Plantar Fasciitis

How To Fix Plantar Fasciitis

by Jessica Kisiel | Dec 14, 2021 | Injury Recovery, Personal Wellness

Plantar Fasciitis is an inflammation and tearing of the connective tissue on the bottom of the foot. There is a central and a lateral plantar fascia, as you can see in the image to the right. This fascia connects the toes to the heel. The main symptom of plantar...
What does it mean to be a Pain Free Athlete?

What does it mean to be a Pain Free Athlete?

by Jessica Kisiel | Jul 8, 2020 | Injury Recovery, Posture and Technique, Sports Training

You are an athlete! An athlete is anyone who desires to be active and challenge themselves. In my definition, competition and organized sports are not required to be an athlete. However, in the era of Covid-19, there aren’t many, if any, events to participate in...
5 Steps to Fix a Knot Under Your Shoulder Blade

5 Steps to Fix a Knot Under Your Shoulder Blade

by Jessica Kisiel | Jun 10, 2020 | Injury Recovery

Have you ever had a knot under your shoulder blade? One that hindered your movements? You are not alone. Most painful knots under the shoulder blade (scapulae bones) are due to tension buildup within the soft tissues. In this blog, I address how to break up and...
How to Take and Analyze Posture Photos

How to Take and Analyze Posture Photos

by Jessica Kisiel | Feb 6, 2020 | Posture and Technique

How aligned is your posture? When striving for improved wellness in any area of life, it is always a good idea to have a baseline. For example: before starting a medication for high blood pressure, you measure your current readings. When beginning a healthy nutrition...
Strengthen Your Back and Glutes with the Bird Dog Exercise

Strengthen Your Back and Glutes with the Bird Dog Exercise

by Jessica Kisiel | Feb 26, 2019 | Posture and Technique, Sports Training

Although Bird Dog is an excellent exercise for strengthening the back and glutes, most people do it wrong. I counted three people performing the movement incorrectly during my short one-hour gym workout last week! Thus, I was inspired to write this blog. The Problem...
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