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May 18, 2026
RE-RELEASE -From Aches to Action: Joint Pain, Pickleball & Prevention with Mark A. Payares, DPT
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5:16StacyHOST
What, what can just everybody be doing to, other than moving more often, is there something we can be doing to help ourselves?
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5:30Mark PayaresGUEST
Um, you know, and certainly from the ph- from the physical therapy side, we do see things from a different perspective.
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5:36Mark PayaresGUEST
So if someone wakes up, and this happens every single day, they wake up, they're like, "Ooh, my shoulder is bothering me." So when we, when we start a new patient, we go through this initial evaluation, and we- we're getting history.
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5:53Mark PayaresGUEST
Without trauma, so if I didn't fall off my bike and hurt my shoulder, that's a pretty obvious mechanism of injury.
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