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Sports Injuries and Joint Injuries Sports Injuries In addition to chiropractic and a number of supportive therapies, such as acupuncture, massage, and spinal distraction, we find that we get particularly excellent sports injury results with Active Release Technique, a non-invasive treatment that not only mitigates pain, but corrects underlying problems and adhesions, and — most importantly — can help avoid the need for surgery. "Active
Release Technique saved me from knee surgery! The doctors were telling
me I couldn't play again, but I proved then wrong. I recommend my teammates
as well as my students to Active Release for a quick
recovery from any injury." ART can also improve sports performance from golfing to tennis to running. Restoring proper muscle function and movement enables the body to perform at its most efficient level. Improved muscle function also means improved reaction times. ART allows the body to do what you ask of it when you need it! Thanks to
Dr. Eldridge’s Active Release treatment, I went from
being barely able to run, to placing #23 out of 206 in my age category
in the San Francisco Half Marathon! I had been seeing an orthopedic doctor
and had done 15 physical therapy sessions with no success. After
only 8 ART treatments, I was back to running and training for the half
marathon. I think this treatment procedure is incredibly beneficial. Truly “right
on” for an athlete’s recovery. One of the longest practitioners of Active Release Technique (ART) in Denver, Dr. Eldridge was privileged to work at the Iron Man Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii, providing ART therapy with Dr. Leahy, the founder of ART. Eldridge Chiropractic is also one of the few Denver chiropractic offices to have a medical doctor on staff. Allison M. Fall, M.D. is affiliated with the American College of Sports medicine, has done research in joint and knee rehabilitation, and has published works on rehab medicine. Joint Injuries Knees, hips, shoulders, ankles, wrists, elbows – are all wonders of nature in their intricate constructions and amazing functioning, but they are also subject to pain and dysfunction from sports injury, repetitive stress, falls, aging, etc. Many times, in addition to the joint problem itself, the muscles surrounding the joints get adhesions or scar tissue building up on the overused muscles. This affects the “balance” of the joint and leads to greater problems. However, joint pain and restricted range of motion are not a “normal” part of aging. And no one has to live with them. It is possible to not only relieve pain, but to restore use of the affected area. There are many ways of alleviating pain and restoring function in addition to chiropractic adjustments. Active Release Technique (ART) is particularly good for joint pain from sports injuries or joint injuries. ART restores mobility and function to the joint by balancing the muscles. Acupuncture and Cold Laser healing therapies are also excellent. If you are experiencing pain or restricted movement from a sports injury or joint problem, Eldridge Chiropractic can help. Please call us today
to set up a free consultation:
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