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Orthotics Impact on Leg Mechanics
Sport Injuries
Running
The use of foot orthotics are commonly prescribed for many lower quarter conditions including running injuries, foot and ankle pain, and
Influence of Leg Strength on Golf Club Speed
Health & Performance
Sports Performance
,
Strength Training
The golf swing involves movement from our feet through our hands as we accelerate the club head through the ball.
Foam Rolling's Impact on Ankle Flexibility
Sport Injuries
Ankle Pain
,
Sports Performance
,
Stretching
Foam Rolling is gaining in popularity due to its ability to accelerate recovery, treat sore and painful muscles, and improve flexibility.
Reducing Knee Pain In Cyclists
Sport Injuries
Knee Pain
Cycling is one of the most popular outdoor activities in Boulder. Cyclists we encounter in our Boulder Physical Therapy practice
Arthroscopic Surgery for Knee Pain
Conditions
Exercise
,
Knee Pain
Last year over 500,000 thousand arthroscopic knee surgeries (scopes) were performed in the Unites States making it one of the
Muscle Activation During an Inverted Row
Conditions
Neck Pain
,
Shoulder Pain
,
Strength Training
The standing row is an excellent exercise to develop strength and stability in the upper back, shoulder, and arms. In
Individualized Physical Therapy Saves Money Compared to Usual Care for Low Back Pain
Conditions
Back Pain
,
Physical Therapy
As healthcare costs continue to rise, all stakeholders (patients, providers, and payers) are looking for ways to reduce costs associated
Altered Muscle Recruitment in Patients with Shoulder Pain
Conditions
Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain is a common musculoskeletal problem and one of the top reasons patients seek care from their primary care physician.
Influence of Shoe Type and Foot Strike Pattern on Loading Rates in Runners
Sport Injuries
Running
The selection of running shoes continues to be a controversial topic in the sport. Arguments are heard from both sides
Weakened Foot Strength and Orthotic Use in Patients with Heel Pain
Conditions
Strength Training
In our previous posts we have documented the weakness and atrophy of the foot's "core" muscles among patients with heel
Ibuprofen's Impact on Muscle Growth and Development
Health & Performance
Recovery
Non Steroid Anti Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) such as ibuprofen are the most common drugs listed on our patients intake paperwork.
Improving Athletic Performance in Adolescents
Health & Performance
Sports Performance
,
Strength Training
Resistance training is an essential part of any training program due to its' ability to reduce injury risk and improve
Cost Effectiveness of Physical Therapy With or WIthout Primary Care
Treatments
Physical Therapy
Health care costs have continued to outpace inflation each year. Our previous posts have detailed the cost savings associated with
Does Running Cause Knee Osteoarthritis?
Sport Injuries
Knee Pain
,
Running
Knee arthritis is a common condition among older adults leading to increased knee pain and decreased participation in recreational and sporting
Understanding Risk Factors for Shin Splints and IT Band Pain
Sport Injuries
Knee Pain
,
Running
As we move towards the middle of summer many runners have experienced an increase in overuse injuries in their legs.
Return to Play after Achilles Tendon Rupture
Sport Injuries
Achilles Pain
Achilles tendon ruptures mainly occurs in middle aged adults, males > females, participating in sports with high levels of jumping
Reducing ACL Reinjury Risk
Sport Injuries
ACL
,
Rehabilitation
Athletes often return to sports around 6-9 months after ACL reconstruction and Physical Therapy. In a previous ACL post we
Cost Effectiveness of Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain
Conditions
Back Pain
,
Physical Therapy
Low back pain continues to affect many Americans leading to pain, loss of function, missed work days, and higher health
Risk Factors for Knee Injuries in Adolescents and Teenagers
Sport Injuries
Injury Prevention
,
Knee Pain
The knee is one of most commonly injured areas among our Boulder County student athletes. Injuries range from the traumatic
Hyaluronic Acid vs. Corticosteroid for Knee Osteoarthritis
Conditions
Knee Pain
Knee Osteoarthritis is a common condition affecting many middle aged adults which leads to pain, loss of range of motion,
Accuracy of Self Reported Foot Strike Patterns
Sport Injuries
Running
The analysis and implementation of different foot strike patterns among runners has grown over the last 10 years. Changes in
Does Physical Activity Improve after a Total Knee or Hip Replacement?
Conditions
Hip Pain
,
Knee Pain
Total knee and hip replacements are among the fastest growing surgeries in our country. Physical Therapy remains the first line
Ankle Mobility and Achilles Tendon Injury
Sport Injuries
Achilles Pain
,
Ankle Pain
,
Mobility
The achilles tendon is a strong, durable structure capable of absorbing and producing large loads as we walk, hike, and
Imaging's Role in Youth Baseball
Sport Injuries
Elbow Pain
In our previous blog posts we have written on the limitations of MRI for many injuries and conditions. In general,
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