As temperatures drop, your muscles need extra support. Learn why recovery is the "secret season of performance" and get four expert strategies for optimizing your warm-up, using heat therapy, and adjusting nutrition for stronger, injury-free winter training from Pursuit Physical Therapy in Argyle, TX.

Regular movement and physical activity are powerful, accessible tools for boosting mental health, reducing anxiety, and improving mood. Learn practical strategies and the role of physical therapy in maintaining this crucial mind-body connection.

Are you experiencing common but not normal symptoms like urinary incontinence when you cough or sneeze? It's time to debunk the biggest pelvic health myths.

Learn the signs of pelvic floor dysfunction and why kegels aren't the only solution. You don't have to live with pelvic pain—discover how a pelvic health physical therapist can help.

A mid-season injury is a crossroads. Don't make the mistake of waiting! Learn why getting a quick evaluation, staying engaged in your gym, and focusing on mental recovery are the keys to coming back to your sport smarter, stronger, and more resilient.

When training for my first half marathon, my husband and I made every mistake in the book. Now, as a physical therapist, I’m sharing the key principles that can make your running journey more enjoyable, effective, and safe.

Experiencing urinary leakage or pain during workouts? You're not alone. This guide for the active adult reveals how pelvic floor dysfunction can impact your fitness routine and shares how pelvic floor therapy can retrain these muscles for a stronger, more resilient body, helping you overcome issues like stress incontinence.

Peak performance isn't about training harder—it's about training smarter. At Pursuit Physical Therapy in Argyle, TX, we help athletes maximize results while minimizing injury risk by following principles like gradual progression, strategic cross-training, and prioritizing recovery. Learn how to listen to your body and build a smarter plan for your next race or competition.

When was the last time you thought about your feet?

For most athletes, it's not until they feel a twinge of plantar fascia pain or roll an ankle that their feet get any attention. We spend countless hours perfecting our running form, honing our squat technique, and fine-tuning our nutrition, yet we often completely neglect the very foundation that holds us up: our feet.

As a former soccer player and half-marathon runner, I learned this the hard way. I battled frustrating injuries that could have been prevented if I'd just paid more attention to the "boring" details, like foot strength and mobility.

Your feet are your base. Every sprint, jump, squat, and change of direction starts with how well they can support you. Neglecting them is like trying to build a skyscraper on a cracked foundation—eventually, something's going to give.

At Pursuit Physical Therapy, we see it all the time. An athlete comes in with knee pain, and after a thorough evaluation, we discover the root cause is a lack of mobility in their big toe. Or a runner's chronic Achilles issue is traced back to a shoe that doesn't properly support their arch.

The little things truly matter. By being proactive about the health of your feet, you can build a more resilient base, improve your performance, and protect your entire body from injury. Don't wait until pain sidelines you—start at your foundation.

Are you searching for pelvic floor physical therapy near you or core strength training exercises for back pain? You're not alone. Many people experience issues like back pain, bladder leakage, or a feeling of pelvic heaviness and don't realize these are often connected to a weak or uncoordinated core.

At Pursuit Physical Therapy, we specialize in pelvic health physical therapy and helping you understand the vital link between your pelvic floor and overall core strength. This isn't just about doing crunches—it's about a comprehensive approach to foundational stability, and we're here to guide you.

As athletes return to fall sports in Argyle, TX and the surrounding North Texas areas, the risk of injury rises. Learn how to stay healthy and strong with these essential tips on gradually building workload, dynamic warm-ups, strengthening key muscles, and prioritizing recovery.

The transition from summer can be a tough one. The long, sunny days and relaxed schedules are great for the soul, but they can also leave us feeling a little out of sync—physically, mentally, and emotionally. If you feel like you've lost your rhythm, you're not alone, and you don’t have to overhaul everything at once to feel better.

Our physical therapists recommend starting with your sleep. Before you dive into a new workout routine, focus on going to bed and waking up at consistent times. Next, reintroduce movement gradually, with short walks or simple mobility routines rather than an intense gym schedule. Finally, focus on simple, nourishing nutrition and reconnect with your support systems.

This time of year is not about perfection; it’s about finding your way back to what feels good and sustainable.

Are you truly ready for life's everyday challenges? From chasing toddlers to lifting groceries, functional fitness matters. Discover the 10 minimum benchmarks every woman and man should aim for, courtesy of Pursuit Physical Therapy. See where you stand and unlock a stronger, more capable you!

"I love signing up for races and competitions that feel just a little out of reach. The kind that makes me think, “Okay, this is going to be tough... but I can totally crush it.” Whether it’s CrossFit, a sprint triathlon, or an occasional 10K, there’s something electric about pushing myself—not just to finish, but to really compete.

And I’ve realized over time: this isn’t just about fitness. It’s about having a place to put that inner drive. Because here’s the truth—we don’t lose our competitive edge as we get older. We just lose the outlets for it.

Pursuit Physical Therapy embraces Dr. Becky Kennedy's concept of "The Learning Place"—the crucial transitional phase between not knowing and proficiency.

This space, often uncomfortable, is vital for building resilience and learning from experiences, both in physical therapy and life. Instead of shame when facing setbacks, The Learning Place encourages curiosity, reflection, and growth.

Even with familiar concepts like posture or pacing, true learning often involves seeing old things differently, especially after real-life experiences highlight their importance.

Being in The Learning Place requires courage and an open mind, and it's a key step forward in healing, which involves both physical and mental aspects. Pursuit Physical Therapy offers support without judgment to help individuals navigate The Learning Place and continue learning and growing.

Feeling buried under a mountain of wellness advice? You're not alone. It's easy to get lost in the endless 'shoulds'—sleep more, lift heavier, meditate daily... the list never ends. But what if we stopped chasing perfection and focused on progress instead? What if we chose just one small, realistic step today? Maybe it's five minutes of stretching, or prioritizing protein at breakfast. Wellness isn't about doing everything right; it's about doing something that feels good. Let's quiet the noise and celebrate the steps we are taking. After all, the best wellness practice is the one that fits into your life.

You know me, you know Aggie maroon. Weekends in College Station, baseball scores, a sea of maroon—it's more than a team, it's a connection. But it's not just Aggieland. Your gym, your neighborhood, your favorite bookstore—we all crave belonging.

We tell ourselves success is solo, but we're wired for connection. Recovery, fitness, movement—a supportive group makes all the difference. It's accountability, encouragement, shared wins. Motivation fades, but commitment thrives in community. We're stronger together.