At Pursuit Physical Therapy in North Texas, we believe your body was built for adventure—not the sidelines. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or feeling "stuck" after a long winter, our approach to functional movement goes beyond traditional treatment. We focus on moving with intention, helping you bridge the gap between basic recovery and peak performance.

From habit stacking for long-term health to personalized injury prevention strategies, our team is dedicated to helping you reach your 2026 movement goals. Don't let chronic pain or stiffness dictate your lifestyle. Discover how the right physical therapy roadmap can empower you to shed limitations and truly pursue the life you’ve envisioned.

In a culture obsessed with "leveling up" and rushing toward the next milestone, it’s easy to view our health as just another item on a checklist. But at Pursuit Physical Therapy, we’ve found that true physical resilience and longevity come from a different approach: learning to savor the season you are in.

Dr. Allison Cantu shares a personal look at the power of mindful movement and the importance of honoring where your body is today—whether you are in a season of peak performance or a season of injury recovery. By trading the pressure of New Year's resolutions for a foundation of gratitude and intentionality, you can build a more sustainable path to wellness. Discover how slowing down can actually help you move forward with more clarity, strength, and purpose in 2026.

Start 2026 with a roadmap, not just a resolution. At Pursuit Physical Therapy, we’re helping our North Texas community move from 'stuck' to 'strong' using our guiding principles: Reflect, Plan, and Pursue. Whether you're overcoming a chronic injury or looking to optimize your athletic performance, discover how a personalized movement plan can help you rebuild trust in your body and pursue your best life this year.

Stop chasing new movement goals every season! The secret to true sustainable fitness is mastering the rhythm you already have. Learn how focusing on consistency and habit formation (not quick resets) helps you achieve lasting progress, especially during injury recovery.

Stop failing your New Year's Resolution before it even starts. The secret to achieving sustainable fitness is not intensity, but consistency.

Our Physical Therapy experts at Pursuit Physical Therapy in Argyle, TX explain why starting your movement plan today is the key to lifetime health and injury prevention!

Pregnancy and delivery place serious demands on your pelvic floor. Learn how Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy can prepare your body, reduce complications, and ensure a smoother postpartum recovery, managing common issues like Diastasis Recti and PGP.

We’re here to help at Pursuit Physical Therapy in Argyle, TX with your pregnancy and postpartum needs.

Your Winter Fitness Secret: Consistency Over Motivation

Don't let the shorter days and colder temperatures derail your goals. The secret to winter fitness isn't finding motivation; it's embracing the lifestyle. As author James Clear reminds us: “In the long-run, the people who succeed are the ones who want to live the lifestyle that precedes the results.”

When the darkness and cold tempt you to skip a session, remember: success comes from being the kind of person who shows up. By choosing to stay consistent with your cold weather training, you gain improved cardiovascular efficiency, better fat-burning dynamics, and essential mental resilience.

If you need help adapting your training for seasonal conditions, recovering smartly, or staying accountable this season, our expert Physical Therapy team is here to help you maintain momentum and stay active. Embrace the season and build the habits that will carry you into your next performance phase.

Are you struggling with aches, stiffness, or unexpected holiday pain? Learn how to prevent common strains and tweaks. Get effective injury prevention strategies and see how physical therapy can keep you moving well this season.

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.

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.

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.