Looking for a 1 mile ocean swim around OCNJ and the Somers Point, New Jersey region. Look further because we have got you covered! Link: https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/OceanCity/OceanCitySwim Place 34th Street Beach Patrol Ocean City, NJ US 08226 Description 10am START, July 15, 2017 Host 34th Street Beach Patrol OCNJ
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Fourth of July – 2017 – Office Closed
The office will be closed in celebration of Independence Day on both Monday and Tuesday, July 3rd and July 4th respectively. We hope that you enjoy your family as much as we will on this holiday weekend and will back in the office on Wednesday July 5th. Looking for some great races to run in […]
OCNJ Half Marathon & 5K – September 24, 2017 – Registration NOW OPEN!
2017 Date: September 24th!!!! Race Start: 8:30AM OCNJ Half Marathon, 5K, or 10 Mile Non Competitive Walk/Run in SUNNY Ocean City, NJ Year 7 – Back to the original course!! With more cheering than ever!! Unique Finishers Medals! – Collect Famous OCNJ Landmarks 2015 – 2019! 13.1 mile Half Marathon – With spectacular views of our […]
American Chiropractic Association – Today’s Fashion Can Be Tomorrow’s Pain
There was a very interesting article posted on the American Chiropractic Association’s website recently titled, “Today’s Fashion Can Be Tomorrow’s Pain”. Dr. Kemenosh is a big advocate for comfortable and supportive shoe wear and you will know this because we almost always look at the footwear of our patients to see if the foundation of […]
So what makes my back stiff and painful even if I try to protect my back?
So what makes for a stiff back? – Prolonged sitting/ slouching, not limited to long commutes, hunched over a computer, and sitting on the couch! – Improper lifting techniques, so many people say “lift with your legs” but do not really know that it means squatting down to pick something up. – Poor exercise techniques, […]
Peyton Manning gets Active Release Technique, a lot of it, and he would probably tell you to give it a spin as well!
So Mr. Never Give Up is back and possibly riding out his final rodeo in a few weeks at the “Golden” Super Bowl at the new Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco, California. I’m guessing you have an idea of who I am speaking of, a few neck surgeries, a bad plantar fascia, a few cases […]
Article on The New York Times: Stretching: The Truth – Dynamic Warm Up
Just noticed a great article shared by Active Release Techniques Australia who posted this article “Stretching: The Truth” written by Gretchen Reynolds for The New York Times. The article discusses that most of us of adult age were taught stretching techniques and the importance of stretching before athletic activity, but one very important note is […]
Follow us on Facebook – Great place to leave us a review and keep in contact!
We recently updated our Facebook page to Dr Mark Kemenosh and Associates and when most people ask us if they could leave us a review, we tell them this is a great option to not only leave us a few words, but you can also see what we are up to and where we will be […]
Keeping open communication is one key for parents to help young athletes prevent injuries
An awesome link popped up on our twitter feed this morning concerning parent-child communication being very important in helping to prevent injuries in younger athletes. We have found that when children can openly discuss aches, pain, and injuries with their parents, they ultimately get better care and injuries are better tended to. As parents ourselves, […]
Science Daily: Warning: High-intensity training could hurt you if you’re not an athlete
The website Science Daily just recently published some interesting details pertaining to the recent viral growth of “high-intensity” or “sprint training” that has become quite popular over the past few years. The study was done by Canadian and European researchers and published by University of British Columbia. The premise of the study is that if […]