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21 10, 2026

Why Your Physical Therapist Loves What They Do
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Why Your Physical Therapist Loves What They Do

Physical Therapy, Therapist Highlights, Trends

Why Your Physical Therapist Loves What They Do

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By Maria Kline, PT, DPT, Tyler Gulla, PT, DPT, Drea Renteria, PTA, OMTS, and Tyler Guymon, PT, DPT, Cert. DN, Clinic Director of Spooner Avondale

Celebrating National Physical Therapy Month With Stories From The Spooner Physical Therapy Team

Have you ever wondered what inspired your physical therapist to choose their career? Or which […]

Why Your Physical Therapist Loves What They Dospoonerpt2026-10-21T16:59:34-07:00

18 06, 2026

Too Many Innings, Too Little Rest: Advocating for Your Young Baseball Athlete
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Too Many Innings, Too Little Rest: Advocating for Your Young Baseball Athlete

Baseball, Injuries, Physical Therapy, Recovery, Sports Medicine

Too Many Innings, Too Little Rest: Advocating for Your Young Baseball Athlete

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By: Tyler Gulla, PT, DPT
Youth athletes now work a 9–5. The commitment level is there, even if the paycheck isn’t.

The landscape of youth sports has grown far beyond local rec leagues. Now it includes travel ball, private instruction, intense training schedules, showcases, and even sport-specific academies. For baseball athletes especially, the workload adds up […]

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