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Short letters from a Doctor of Physical Therapy on training smarter, recovering faster and building a body that keeps up with what you love. No fear-mongering. No fluff. One idea you can use today.
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Who's writing?
I built Voltex because I got tired of watching capable people get handed a sheet of stretches and a shrug. You don’t need to be babied. You need to know what your body is actually asking for – and how to train through it instead of around it.
So once a month I write one short letter about the stuff that actually moves the needle: load management, recovery that’s worth your time, what the research really says, and how to keep getting stronger in your 40s, 50s, and beyond.
If you run, lift, swing a racquet, or just want to still be doing this in twenty years – this is for you!
What's inside
How to keep training around a niggle instead of shutting everything down and losing six weeks of fitness.
Which recovery tools are worth your money and your minutes, and which ones are expensive placebo.
How to build strength that holds up at mile 20, set five or the third set, not just in the gym.
What the evidence actually says, translated out of academic-speak and into something you can do this week.
How to keep making progress past 40, and why "just accept it" is terrible advice.
Sport-specific work for runners, triathletes, golfers and racquet players, whatever your level.
Who is it for?
The letters draw on the same work we do in the clinic every day. If one of these is you, you’ll recognize yourself in most issues.
Curious how we treat it in person? See what we treat, our services including dry needling, NEUBIE training and blood flow restriction, or what to expect at your first visit.
Questions
Quick answers to the questions we get most.
Once a month. That's it. One letter, about three minutes to read. No daily emails and no sales blasts between issues.
Dr. Hector Tricas, PT, DPT, PhD, FAAOMPT, founder of Voltex Physical Therapy in Austin, Texas. Every letter is written by him, not a marketing agency.
No. The Current is free and open to anyone. Most subscribers have never set foot in the clinic — they just want better information about training and recovery.
No. We work with runners, triathletes, tennis and pickleball players, golfers, and lifters, and the letters cover principles that apply across all of them: load management, recovery, strength, and training past 40.
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