For more than a decade, Jason had been working twice as hard to keep up with athletes half his age. Staying in the best shape possible and maintaining optimal health were his best offense. Nevertheless, when the forces of physics and nature meet, sometimes an...
Staying healthy is a significant concern for businesses to run efficiently and these days it is paramount, especially within physical therapy practices. At the same time, having to proactively clean and scrub to keep away any unwanted pathogens or viruses is...
Physical therapy technology has come a long way and continues to revolutionize patient care, rehabilitation and development. When patients seek out optimal health and wellness solutions, does your clinic stand out?
Your goal is to be the best physical therapy clinic in town so you can help the greatest amount of patients possible. To that end, our goal is to help you help others.
Competitive Edge Performance, Jason Waz’s flagship clinic in Tampa, FL, has been recognized as one of the world’s fastest-growing University of Florida alumni-owned businesses.
The research world regarding Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NEUBIE) has been changing rapidly over the past few years. A recent study led by the University of South Florida presents the most substantial evidence that NEUBIE strength training can...
As leaders in providing HRV technology to physical therapy programs across the US, we consider heart rate variability one of the most important measures of your overall health. In Jason Waz’s own practice in Tampa, FL, HRV plays a key role in day-to-day...
When it comes to measuring heart rate variability (HRV), there are two practical options to choose from – clinical HRV systems and HRV wearables.
Please Note: This case study is an account of a concussion patient who was treated with a Master Reset protocol by Scott Heltzel, PT, DPT at Freedom Physical Therapy and Performance in Pennsylvania. By utilizing heart rate variability to measure the balance...
When patients walk into your physical therapy practice, are you giving off the “Apple Store” vibes or still looking like that old “Radio Shack” from the 1990’s?
