EW Motion Therapy has been serving the greater Birmingham area since 1999, and we are proud of our legacy as a company. We have helped thousands of patients/clients reach their goals, and we consider it a privilege to do this every single day at our six clinics. But I’m sure you’re wondering: who are the people behind this whole operation? How did the company start? Well, sit back and relax, grab a cold drink, and I will tell you the entire story.

Have you ever worked hard to get something but didn’t get the results you wanted? Maybe you studied for weeks for an important test but didn’t get the desired grade. Or you trained to beat your PR in your next race and didn’t quite get there. We all experience this disappointment in some form, especially if you have played sports. Athletes know that even if they work hard in practice, they still might not excel in the game. Even though this disappointment hurts, we all learn over time that you can place your confidence in your hard work.

You probably have a pretty busy schedule, right? Work or school, family time, household tasks - it all adds up and seems to never stop. Learning to balance it all is one of the most remarkable feats you can achieve, but it is also one of the most difficult things most of us attempt to do. Some days, you can manage it all pretty well, but on others, it feels like you’re hanging by a thread, and one more unexpected work meeting will send you over the edge.

Every parent wants to make the best decisions for their children, including where to send them to school and how to dress them. Many parents fret over choosing a sport for their child - how do you know from a young age which sport will “click” with them? Are they destined to be a star soccer player or a prima ballerina? Not every child will become a pro athlete, but sports help encourage work ethic and setting goals, essential life skills for any child.

Editor's note: The author would like to thank Jesse Douglas and Amanda Krumrie for their contribution to this article.

Editor's note: The author would like to thank Katherine Stone and Jesse Douglas for their contribution to this article.