Winter in Everett brings a unique kind of beauty—misty mornings, evergreen-lined trails, and crisp air along the Lowell Riverfront Trail or the Mukilteo waterfront. But cold temperatures also mean stiffer muscles, tighter joints, and a higher risk of strains if you hit the trail without preparation. Whether you’re walking for fitness, mental health, or simply enjoying the PNW scenery, warming…
As the Pacific Northwest chills and daylight fades, many Everett locals notice their joints stiffen and muscles ache more than usual. You’re not imagining it — the drop in temperature and barometric pressure really can affect how your body feels. Fortunately, proactive chiropractic, physical therapy, and massage care can help you stay mobile and pain-free all winter long. Why…
Why Shoulder Pain Peaks in the Summer Summer brings popular outdoor activities like pickleball, kayaking, swimming, and gardening—all involving repetitive arm and shoulder movement. Pickleball players, in particular, frequently report rotator cuff irritation, impingement, tendonitis, and overuse injuries. In fact, about 15–20% of pickleball-related injuries affect the shoulder each year. These activities can stress shoulder joints and soft tissue—so it’s no surprise…
