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The Importance of Corrective Exercises

Dr Joseph doing a modified plank in his home gym.

What are corrective exercises?

Corrective exercises are strengthening or stretching movements that Dr. Joseph teaches you in the office. As one of his patients, you get a home exercise plan with 25% stretching exercises and 75% strengthening exercises, put together with a Physical Therapist, to improve your posture, promote healing, and improve chronic functional imbalances. 

After you learn your corrective exercises in the office, you can do them at home according to Dr. Joseph’s clear instructions. In addition, he might include corrective exercises in a larger, more comprehensive treatment plan with other services such as Chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, Kinesio Taping®, or custom foot orthotics. 

As you go through your treatment plan with corrective exercises, you visit Integrated Chiropractic for regular follow-ups. Dr. Joseph evaluates your function and mobility at each visit to insure that you are always getting the appropriate care on each visit to the office.

What are the benefits of corrective exercises?

Corrective exercises offer many benefits, especially when you do them consistently and combine them with other treatments and services at Integrated Chiropractic. 

Dr. Joseph customizes your corrective exercise plan according to your personal needs and treatment goals. Some possible benefits you might get from them include:

Dr. Joseph can integrate new exercises into your plan as you recover from an injury or watch your functional mobility improve.

What does a corrective exercise plan look like?

Dr. Joseph customizes your exercise plan using careful and controlled exercises that are easy to learn and correctly perform. He chooses your workouts based on your underlying injury or condition and your treatment goals, targeting specific body parts with a lack of strength or mobility for any reason.

Common functional exercises that might appear in your plan include:

Dr. Joseph guides you through each stretch and movement to make sure you’re using the proper body mechanics while performing it. He explains each stretch in detail and the benefits that it offers for your function or recovery.

Corrective exercises are beneficial for individuals who want to improve their body mechanics.

To schedule an appointment and learn more about corrective exercise, call Integrated Chiropractic or send us a message from the contact us page.

Yours in health - Dr. SJ

Author
Dr. Sean Joseph Sean Joseph, DC, CKTP A chiropractic physician and Certified Kinesio Taping® Practitioner. He leads the team at Integrated Chiropractic in Silverdale, Washington, and strives to offer individualized care with some of the best technology available in integrative medicine. Dr. Joseph holds degrees in biological sciences, human biology, and chiropractic care. He attended the National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Illinois. Dr. Joseph has held numerous positions throughout his career and has worked with Olympians, professional athletes, Fortune 500 executives, and celebrities. He has also won multiple awards for his excellence in practice, including the 2015 Opencare Patients Choice Award and the Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal’s 40 Under Forty Class of 2011. Dr. Joseph is the founder of Integrated Chiropractic and enjoys his time there to this day. He helps patients reach their goals for better mobility and musculoskeletal pain reduction.

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