Who gets tennis elbow? The technical name for tennis elbow is lateral epicondylitis. You may be surprised to learn that you can get this from many activities, it’s not just reserved for tennis players. Most frequently we see tennis elbow when someone does a repetitive...
Some of the reasons most people have upper back pain can be from being in a hunched over position for long periods. This can be from something like a long bike ride, or being hunched over at their office desk for the entire day. This position can strain the upper part...
For the blog post today we are going to talk about something near and dear to us, and that is shoveling snow. All of us have to do it up here in the high country, so we might as well do it safely to prevent injury. We are going to talk about how to correctly shovel...
You’ve Fallen on Your Wrist. What do you do now? Today’s 3-minute injury report is a little bit different; it is about wrist sprains when you have had a fall. Here at Proof Physical Therapy we see this pretty frequently when people have been snowboarding or...
Hamstring Strain- Can you run or ride again? The 3 Best Exercises to Return to Activity. Pathology Today’s post is about something we see here in the clinic often, hamstring strains. The hamstring is the muscle at the back of your leg that bends your knee and also...
Can you walk after an ankle sprain? What are ankle sprains or ankle rolls and what you can do if this happens to you? Let’s define what an ankle sprain or ankle roll is and how it happens. An ankle sprain will happen when you are stepping down or you are walking on an...
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