Stephen Clement, PT, DPT
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Management of Chronic Tendon Injuries
Tendons are tough, fibrous tissues that connect muscle to bone and play a critical role in our movement, from helping us swing a tennis racket to allowing us to lift groceries or climb the stairs. But for all their strength and flexibility, tendons are also...
Why Is My Thumb Twitching?
Thumb twitching, medically referred to as fasciculation, occurs when small muscles in the hand contract involuntarily. While it may feel like something serious is going on, the truth is that this twitching can be triggered by a wide range of causes, from not getting...
Nutrition for Bone and Joint Health
The foods you eat affect much more than just your weight and energy levels; they also play a significant role in your long-term bone and joint health. That’s why having a balanced diet is essential. But what does a “balanced diet” consist of? It should include an...
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Steve earned his B.S. in Exercise Science from the University of Pittsburgh in 2013, and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Slippery Rock University in 2018. With a background in strength and conditioning training from the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, he has experience training athletes of multiple sports in powerlifting and Olympic lifting. By using elements of these in his practice, Steve is able to improve his patients’ strength and their ability to return to physical activity safely.
During his spare time, he enjoys hiking in the local state and national parks. Steve served in the Marine Corps Reserves as a Field Radio Operator for 6 years in Pittsburgh.