EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 24 MIN
Movement Is Medicine
from Life Notes with Sheldon · host Sheldon Pickering
We sit down with James Harris from Ideal Physical Therapy to talk through chronic pain, why movement is often the safest starting point, and how personalized physical therapy can beat a rushed one-size-fits-all plan. We also share an easy “10-10-10” routine you can start today to build strength, protect mobility, and feel more like yourself again. • why James runs an out-of-network physical therapy practice and what that changes for quality of care • why many people don’t need imaging or surgery as a first step for neck pain and low back pain • movement as medicine and why getting stronger reduces injuries and pain • how pain signals can persist even without tissue damage • three simple daily actions: sit-to-stands, floor get-ups, and brisk walking • how to set manageable goals, build accountability, and choose exercise you actually enjoy • the strong connection between physical health and mental health plus a book recommendation Friends, if you don't know where to start, let me challenge you to start with a 1010-10. 10-minute walk, 10 minutes up from your chair as fast as you can, 10 minutes lying down and getting up on the floor, and then make a 10-minute phone call and visit with James. You can go to my website at idealptnm.com, or my phone number is 505-278-0785.
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We sit down with James Harris from Ideal Physical Therapy to talk through chronic pain, why movement is often the safest starting point, and how personalized physical therapy can beat a rushed one-size-fits-all plan. We also share an easy “10-10-10” routine you can start today to build strength, protect mobility, and feel more like yourself again. • why James runs an out-of-network physical therapy practice and what that changes for quality of care • why many people don’t need im...
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