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Q and A with Boulder Track Club Coach and Endurance Athlete Kathy Butler
general physical therapy
coaching
,
running
,
training
1. What initially brought you into the sport of running?At the age of 10 when I was living in England
Influence of Heel Wedge on Squatting Mechanics
Sports Performance
low back pain
,
squatting
,
weight training
Squats remain one of the most effective exercises for strengthening the lower quarter and improving sports performance. It also is
Q and A with Jerry Durham of San Francisco Sport and Spine Physical Therapy
general physical therapy
private practice
Photo Credit: jerrydurhampt.com 1. Why did you decide to pursue a career in Physical Therapy?After my 1st semester of college
Question and Answer with Tim Fearon, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT
general physical therapy
fellowship training
,
manual therapy
Photo Credit: phoenixmanualtherapy.com1. What influenced your decision to start a private practice?The primary drive behind the decision to start a
What Is The Most Effective Exercise For Rotator Cuff Tendon Pain
Arm Injuries
exercise
,
shoulder pain
,
strengthening
,
tendon pain
Shoulder pain remains one of the most frequent reasons patients seek care from a Physical Therapist. Although many diagnoses create
Q and A with Boulder Professional Triathlete Jason West
Uncategorized
1. Can you tell us a little bit about what got you into triathlon?I swam in the summers as a
Q and A with Boulder Professional Triathlete Dede Griesbauer
Uncategorized
1. How did you get involved with triathlon?I sort of tripped into triathlon sideways. I came from a swimming background.
Sham Surgery vs. Labral Repair for SLAP Tears
Arm Injuries
shoulder pain
,
shoulder surgery
,
throwing injury
In previous blogs we have written on the recent research documenting the lack of differences between sham surgery and surgery
Reducing Hamstring Strains in Sprinters
sports injuries
hamstring injury
,
hamstring strengthening
,
prevention
Hamstring strains or pulls are a common injury among acceleration sports including rugby, soccer, and sprinting. Our previous blogs have
Muscle Recruitment Between Full and Partial Back Squat
Sports Performance
squatting
,
strength training
The squat remains one the best overall exercises for strength development in both healthy and injured patients. Squatting strength has
Shoulder Blade Mechanics and Shoulder Pain
Arm Injuries
biomechanics
,
shoulder pain
,
strength
The shoulder blade and upper arm bone move together to produce a variety of arm and hand movements essential for
Running Volume's Impact on Knee Arthritis
Running Injuries
injury risk
,
knee arthritis
,
knee pain
,
running
Running remains one of our country's most popular forms of exercise. This is no more evident than here in Boulder
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) versus Exercise for Shoulder Pain
Arm Injuries
injection
,
PRP
,
shoulder pain
,
strengthening
Shoulder pain remains one of the most common reasons patients seek out the care of both their primary care physician
Alcohol's Impact on Performance and Recovery
Sports Performance
alcohol
,
drinking
,
injury risk
,
performacne
,
recovery
Many athletes enjoy a cold beer or drink after a long workout or on the weekend after a long work/training
Q and A with Boulder Triathlete and Coach Michael Lovato
Sports Performance
injury prevention
,
training
,
triathlon
Photo Credit: Ramser1Photo.com 1. How did you initially get involved in triathlon as a competitor?I was a freshman at the
Knee Osteoarthritis and Arthroscopic Surgery
Knee Injuries
knee arthritis
,
knee pain
,
physical therapy
,
surgery
Knee osteoarthritis is a common condition leading to pain and disability among many middle and older aged adults. While Physical
Utilizing the Squat to Screen for Ankle Mobility
general physical therapy
ankle mobility
,
mobility
,
range of motion
,
squatting
The role of ankle mobility on injury risk and performance has been previously described in our prior blog posts. These
Q and A with Boulder Professional Triathlete Nicole Valentine
Sports Performance
nutrition
,
recovery
,
sports performance
,
training
,
triathlon
PHOTO CREDIT: Alan Torres @ATV Photography 1. Can you tell us a little bit about what got you into triathlon?I
Education, Gait Retraining, or Exercise for Management of Runners with Knee Pain
Running Injuries
gait retraining
,
knee pain
,
patellofemoral pain
,
running
Patellofemoral pain, commonly referred to as runner's knee, is one of the most common reasons patients seek care in Physical
Knee Joint Mobilizations Improve Quadricep Strength After ACL Surgery
Knee Injuries
ACL injury
,
manual therapy
,
rehabilitation
After any knee surgery, the quadricep muscle group becomes difficult to contract and recruit. These inhibition or impairment is usually
Running Strengthens The Spine's Intervertebral Disc
Running Injuries
exercise
,
low back pain
,
lumbar disc injury
,
running
Low back pain continues to be a common source of pain, loss of function, and in some cases disability. A
Evidence Supports Not Using FMS To Predict Future Injury
sports injuries
injury risk
,
prevention
,
sports injury
The functional movement screen was designed to screen athletes and individuals on both upper and lower body movement tasks in
Cost Effectiveness of Low Back Pain Interventions
general physical therapy
exercise
,
health care costs
,
low back pain
,
spinal manipulation
Low back pain is the second most common reason patients seek care from their primary care physician. In addition, it
ACL Risk and Re Injury with Return to Sport
Knee Injuries
ACL injury
,
knee injury
,
rehabilitation
,
return to sport
We written many blog posts on ACL injuries as they continue to be a risk to our youth and amateur
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