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Monday, August 23, 2010

The Running Clinic

Injury Management, Rehabilitation
& Performance Enhancement
with
Lindsey Fitch, DPT
physical therapist, running specialist
Tuesday August 31, 2010 6:00pm
Eagle Ranch Fitness Center
Learn how to:
Improve running form
Increase running efficiency
Decrease Running Injuries
Increase strength and flexibility

Friday, August 20, 2010

Good luck Brian this weekend at the Leadville 100!

5-time Leadville 100 runner, Brian Costilow getting K-taped by Lindsey Fitch, DPT prior to going for number 6!

Good luck Brian!







Thursday, August 19, 2010

Long may you run

The Leadville 100, America's highest 100 mile race is this weekend. Dr. Joel, Dave Blanchard, MPT and Andrew Reiff are all smiles before Andy’s Leadville 100 running race. Good luck Andy and long may you run!!

Monday, August 16, 2010

Adam Plummer in Trail Runner

Own own Adam Plummer gets top spot and a great inside spread in Trail Runner magazine this Summer!

On that note, keep an eye out on our blog, facebook and twitter for our Running Clinic in late August. Our new physical therapist and resident running specialist, Lindsey Fitch will be holding a free seminar at our Eagle office and the Eagle Ranch Fitness Center center and show how we do video analysis of your running gate to identify deficits and faulty biomechanics.

Functional Movement Systems

I was in Brighton, CO this past weekend for theFunctional Momvement Systems seminar withBehnad Honarbakhsh.

The background and rational for the Functional Movement Screen and associated corrective exercises are excellent. Despite being the only chiropractor there, the functional movement analysis created by physical therapist Gray Cook fits seamlessly into my problem solving approach to injury and dysfunction. In the few days back at the office since the seminar, I have already started looking at patients differently and changing how I address their problems.

The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and Selective Functional Movement Analysis (SFMA) uses challenging movements that are meant to exaggerate deficits and asymmetry in the body. If the fundamental movement patterns in the body are altered, then any strength, power or sport specific training may be built upon a shaky foundation which at best will prevent optimal performance, and at worst reinforce imbalances leading to greater chance of injury.

Check out the video here:markjpitcher.com/wordpress/?p=125

Mark