Keep March Filled with
Health - and
Madness.
by Bob
Gorinski, DPT, CSCS
 Avoiding
Knee Injuries on the Road to the Final Four
LEMOYNE, PA . Double check your
brackets. Beginning March 15, college athletes
representing 64 teams from around the nation will begin
their quest for the 2007 NCAA Basketball Title.What
better time to take a look at the role of physical
therapy in basketball participation?
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Physical
Therapist Offers Tips for Golfers Getting Back on the Green
by
George "Chip" O'Malley, PT.
Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Annika Sorenstam
highlight a new athleticism associated with a sport
that was once considered leisurely. Today's amateur
and professional golfers, men and women alike, are
stronger, more flexible, and wielding more powerful
swings than
ever before.
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Success Story!
by Jennifer Anderson
 In
the blink of an eye, a career can be cut short or sidetracked
due to injury. That was the case with Jennifer Anderson,
orchestra director at Cumberland Valley High School. When she
slipped and fell suddenly on an uneven surface last spring,
she dislocated her elbow and was unable to use her left arm.
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"Sunny Days Ahead"
 With
spring around the corner, the patients at the Halifax office
of First Choice Rehab can look forward to once again
enjoying the unique landmark found behind the office on
South River Road.
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Employee
Spotlight
Meet Robert Gorinski, DPT
Bob Gorinski, DPT, is the clinic director and physical
therapist at the Bowmansdale office of First Choice Rehab.
He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Slippery
Rock University and he is certified by the McKenzie
Institute in Mechanical Disgnosis and Therapy (MDT).
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