Meet Steve, a funny and charismatic tennis player whose injury sidelined him from his 5 times a week tennis game. His energy, positivity, and excitement at each session makes him my first pick for Caldwell’s January Patient of the Month!

When this crossfitter had surgery due to lower back pain from an unrelated accident, he knew he would be out of the game for awhile, but with his positive attitude and strong work ethic to recover, this athlete is setting himself up for an epic return to CrossFit!

Imagine going to the doctor with symptoms of depression and she hands you a new prescription: Do two sets of squats, 15 bicep curls, 10 laps around the track and call me in the morning.

Before my ankle surgery a few weeks ago, I took to Instagram and Facebook to ask our patients for their best surgery advice. I really loved the feedback I got from our community and wanted to share my favorite tips.

We’re so excited to spotlight Amanda as Iron Physical Therapy’s Patient of the Month in Caldwell, NJ for August! She’s an active veteran who enjoys working out and CrossFit; however, earlier this year she injured her knee so badly that it required surgery.

In 3 videos , Dr. Wortman explains why you may be experiencing pain caused by your cell phone use and easy ways to prevent or relieve the discomfort.

How does CrossFit benefit your mobility and wellness? It trains your muscles, joints, and ligaments for functional strength. CrossFit can not only help you reach your body or strength goals but also help you in many real world situations. Here are 3 ways Dr. Mayes uses CrossFit in his daily life!

Does doing a push-up make you think of high school gym class? Don't count this classic exercise out before watching this video from physical therapist, Dr. Marnie Wortman, with 4 progressions that will work to build your strength in different muscle groups.

Are you looking for a stretch for your shin pain or shin splints? Then you'll love this video where Dr. Geno Mayes, demonstrates and explains 2 stretches that have proven successful in physical therapy.

Training your core muscles as a golfer can improve your performance and prevent injury. Your core provides stability and control in your golf swing, and working to strengthen that part of your body is a great way to improve your game. The best exercises golfers can do for their core are ones that involve hip and back mobility which will improve the rotation of your golf swing at the same time as its improving your base of support.