Tag Archives: Bend

Getting Back to Work After an On-the-Job Injury

Returning to work after an on-the-job injury can be a daunting task. In addition to navigating the insurance claims process, injured workers want to find the best care possible so that they can return to work quickly and safely.  That’s why choosing the right treatment provider is critical. Rebound Physical Therapy is the only therapy […]

Kegels: Who, What, Why and Where

Six week’s after bringing baby home you are at your postpartum check up. You are told by your doctor, everything looks great! If its “great” than why don’t I feel that way? Did you feel different now that before you had a baby? Has your body changed and your confused how to progress? Are you […]

Rebound & REP Lab’s Jay Dicharry contributes to Running Medicine textbook

The recently released 2nd edition of Running Medicine synthesizes the advances in research, clinical practice, and technology related to management of the running athlete. The book is the most comprehensive work ever published on the topic an features an all-star group of writers. Jay Dicharry of the REP Lab in Bend, OR authored the chapter […]

NPR talks “Smart Shoes” with Jay Dicharry

NPR station KPCC talks “ Smart Shoes ” with REP Biomechanics Lab Director Jay Dicharry, PT, SCS REP Lab Director Jay Dicharry PT, SCS discusses the rapidly evolving field of shoe design with NPR affiliate KPCC – Southern California December 18, 2013 – Bend, Ore. – REP Lab director and Rebound physical therapist Jay Dicharry, […]

Footstrike 101: How Should Your Foot Hit The Ground?

Various studies support the pros and cons of each style – so which is correct? Most of the tenets of good running form are universally agreed upon by coaches, athletes, physiologists, form gurus and shoe designers: an upright postural alignment with a slight forward tilt, a compact arm swing and short strides that result in […]

Beyond Pink: strong woman, strong athlete

We’ve all heard the phrase, “caters to the unique needs of a woman”…..The bottom line is that both sexes have strengths and weaknesses, but tonight it’s all about helping women. Why are females at greater risk for some injuries? How do you minimize your risk? Are their certain exercises women should emphasize? Why is “toning” a […]