Community News: New Book
Book Release from Centurion Friend and Client Lisa Grunwald In Lisa Grunwald's new book, The Evolution of Annabel Craig, a young Southern woman sets out on a journey of self-discovery as...
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Summer Cooking: Pesto
Pesto is one of my favorite summer recipes. I make several different variations and I use it with fish, roasted vegetables, chicken, on top of turkey burgers and with pasta....
Hearty Black Bean Turkey Chili
This one-pot recipe comes together easily, and even though it only needs around an hour to simmer, ingredients like Calabrian chilis and barbecue sauce add depth and flavor. To make...
Anatomy Corner: Neck Pain
Neck pain is one of the most common complaints among our adult patients, and it is also a very prevalent ‘side-complaint’ from patients who are in PT to address an...
Spring Salad Dressings
Spring and early summer produce is abundant, greens-heavy, and easy to throw together into flavorful salads with minimal prep time. Here are a few of our favorite salad dressings that...
Anatomy Corner: Tennis Elbow
Tennis Elbow refers to an irritation of a tendon attached at the thumb-side (or ‘lateral’) edge of your elbow. Interestingly, participation in tennis is not necessarily a primary risk factor...
Marathon Snapshots
Centurion PT runs the NYC Marathon Marathon day is a yearly highlight for most New Yorkers, a day often accompanied by an unusual surge in kindness and enthusiasm for neighbors and...
Live Longer Through Balance
Balance is an often-overlooked component of health at all ages. A recent study ¹ found that an inability to stand on one foot for 10 seconds in middle/older aged individuals...
Anatomy Corner: TA
The TA is a deep abdominal muscle that wraps around the lower thoracic and all of the lumbar spine, in a horizontal plane. When the muscle is contracted, it supports...