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What is PIP Synovitis? Plus, Helpful Techniques You Can Use to Rehab this Finger Injury a1 pulley injury a2 pulley finger a2 pulley injury a3 pulley injury a4 pulley injury active recovery austin austin manual therapy austin physical therapist austin physical therapy austin tx climbing physical therapy finger finger injury finger pain finger pain climbing finger pain treatment finger rehab finger strain finger weakness physical therapy austin rock climbing rock climbing finger injury rock climbing injuries rock climbing physical therapy Sep 25, 2022

As mentioned in the previous blogs, PIP refers to the Proximal Interphalangeal joint. Usually, the PIP is the one that gets injured, but it does not mean that your Distal Interphalangeal Joint (DIP) will never get any injuries. The reason why the PIP generally takes the brunt of the stress is...

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Finger Injury Prevention Tips! a1 pulley injury a2 pulley finger a2 pulley injury a3 pulley injury a4 pulley injury austin austin manual therapy austin physical therapist austin physical therapy austin tx bouldering injuries climbing finger injuries climbing injuries climbing physical therapy climbing physiotherapist climbing pulley injury climbing tendonitis common climbing injuries exercise injury finger finger injury finger pain finger pain climbing finger pain treatment finger pulley injury finger pulley treatment finger rehab finger strain finger weakness hand hand injury hand pain hand pain treatment hand rehab hand strain hand weakness injury treatment iselemethod manual physical therapy manual physical therapy austin manual therapist manual therapy manual therapy austin physical therapist physical therapy physical therapy austin pulley injury rock climbing finger injury rock climbing injuries rock climbing physical therapy sports injury sports injury rehab Nov 11, 2021

 As climbers, finger injuries tend to be the most common injury we see. We rely on our grips and finger holds to maneuver us on our routes. This is why it is SO important to maintain strength and mobility even in our wrists and fingers. Most of these finger injuries stem from the...

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Think Your Finger Injury is a Pulley Injury? THINK AGAIN… a1 pulley injury a2 pulley finger a2 pulley injury a3 pulley injury a4 pulley injury austin austin manual therapy austin physical therapist austin physical therapy austin tx axial disortions bouldering injuries climbing finger injuries climbing injuries climbing physical therapy climbing physiotherapist climbing pulley injury climbing tendonitis common climbing injuries exercise injury finger injury finger pain finger pain climbing finger pain treatment finger pulley injury finger pulley treatment finger rehab finger strain finger weakness flexor muscle strain hand injury hand pain hand pain treatment hand rehab hand strain hand weakness injury treatment interosseous muscle injury iselemethod manual physical therapy manual physical therapy austin manual therapist manual therapy manual therapy austin physical therapist physical therapy physical therapy austin pulley pulley injury rock climbing finger injury rock climbing injuries rock climbing physical therapy side ligament strain sports injury sports injury rehab tendon insertion pain tendon lock Jul 08, 2021

 Oftentimes, climbers will mistake more serious injuries for the common “pully injuries”, and that might cost them some serious time away from climbing. Being able to recognize an injury… and finding a physical therapist who actually specializes in rock climbing injuries...

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Dr. Quang Tran PT, DPT, FAFS

Physical Therapist

Hi I'm Dr. Q. I'm a physical therapist who specializes in rock climbing injuries based out of Austin, TX. I help climbers build healthy training habits so they can send their projects without getting injured!

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