Menu
About
Mend Physical Therapy
Our Approach
Mend Experts
Solutions
Areas of Expertise
Spine Care
Orthopedic Care
Pelvic Health
Sports Medicine
Treatment Methods
Manual Therapy
Dry Needling
Individualized Exercise
Pelvic Health Manual Therapy
Health & Performance Solutions
Birth Preparation & Postpartum Fitness Recovery
Bone Health / Osteroporosis
Solutions by Pain Location
Knee Pain Treatments
Headache Relief
Shoulder Pain Treatments
Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Treatments
ACL Recovery
Solutions by Activity
Rock Climbing
Cycling
Golf Injury And Performance
CrossFit
Explore All Solutions
Resources
Education
Cutting Edge Treatments
Exercise Treatments
Manual Therapy
Men’s Pelvic Health
Women’s Pelvic Health
Chronic Pain
Understanding Pain & the Mend Physical Therapy Difference
Patient Information
Forms
FAQs
View All Patient Info
Explore All Resources
Articles
Classes & Personal Training
M Powered
Women’s Class
Personal Training
Sports Performance
Explore All Classes & Personal Training
Blog
Mend Physical Therapy Blog and Injury Information
Call Our Experts
(720)772-6780
Schedule Now
Book Now
Should I add a lift in my running shoe to improve my symptoms?
One of the greatest misconceptions in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries is using interventions to create symmetry in the body
...
IT band rolling NOT shown to improve flexibility
In a previous blog we wrote about why you should not spend your valuable exercise time rolling your iliiotibial (IT)
...
Patients Are Interrupted 11 Seconds Into Their Physician Visit
In today's healthcare environment, providers are asked to do more with less resources and time. One area frequently cut by
...
No Differences Found Between Operative and Non Operative Treatment of ACL Tears
ACL injuries continue to rise among our high school and collegiate athletes. In particular, among female athletes who are 6-8
...
America's Energy Crisis and Today's Physical Therapist
The CDC reports 40% of American adults can be classified as obese. These individuals are at a significantly higher risk
...
Eating for Recovery After Injury
Acute muscle strains and sprains remain one of the most common injuries we encounter at our Boulder Physical Therapy clinic.
...
Addition of dry needling improves the effectiveness of Physical Therapy treatments for knee arthritis
Knee arthritis is one of the leading causes of disability and reduced activity in the United States. Physical Therapy interventions,
...
Athletes With Hip Weakness Experience Twice As Many Ankle Sprains
Ankle sprains remain one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries treated by Physical Therapists. Our previous blog posts have highlighted
...
Strength training focus optimizes recovery after total knee replacement
The first total knee replacement was performed in the late 1960s and the surgery has become one of the most
...
Is running volume or intensity more to blame for injury?
Running injuries remain a common problem for the vast majority of runners. Many of these athletes report a loss of
...
The Lesser Known Benefits of Exercise for Patients with Arthritis
Osteoarthritis is estimated to affect 250 million people worldwide leading to high rates of global pain and disability. These rates
...
Physical Therapy First Reduces Opioid use, ER visits, and Healthcare Costs in patients with low back pain
The evidence and momentum continue to build for seeing a Physical Therapist first for patients with low back pain. Physical
...
Will running worsen my knee arthritis?
Despite the amazing health benefits of exercise, the CDC estimates 80% of Americans do not meet national guidelines for weekly
...
Which yoga poses are best for shoulder stability?
Yoga is a popular form of individual and group exercise designed to improve flexibility, movement quality, and strength. Participants benefit
...
Will my neck pain and MRI findings worsen with age?
Aging occurs in all of our body systems including the spine. Similar to wrinkles and grey hair, the spine will
...
Physical Therapy Improves Pain, Strength, and Function Among Patients with Full Thickness Rotator Cuff Tears
Previous research has documented no difference in long term outcomes between Physical Therapy and surgery for patients with rotator cuff
...
Physical Therapy Reduces Healthcare Costs and Opioid Utilization After Hip Surgery
Arthroscopic hip surgery rates have dramatically increased in the last decade due in part to increased MRI imaging. MRIs are
...
Manual Therapy Improves Outcomes In Patients With Tennis Elbow
Manual therapy, including joint mobilization and manipulation, is a Physical Therapy intervention designed to reduce pain and improve mobility. These
...
Getting By vs. Getting Better After An Injury
1 in 2 people in our country suffer from a chronic muscle, joint, or tendon injury. These injuries create pain
...
Shoulder Stabilization Improves Pain and Function in Patients with Elbow Pain
Lateral elbow pain, tennis elbow, is a limiting condition causing pain with repetitive movements including gripping. This condition was previously
...
Physical Therapy superior to injection or wait and see for patients with lateral hip pain
Pain located on the outside of the hip has previously been diagnosed as trochanteric bursitis, but more recent research reports
...
How can weight training improve my health?
If you only have limited time today choose a brisk walk, but if you have additional time consider lifting something
...
Brief Exercise Sessions Shown to Improve Mental Health
Critics say the effects of exercise do not last, but neither does bathing which is why experts recommend doing it
...
Should I Choose Surgery or Physical Therapy for My Hip Impingement or Labral Tear?
The labrum is a dense connective and fibrocartilage tissue lining the socket of the hip joint. It functions to deepen
...
« Previous
1
…
38
39
40
41
42
…
54
Next »