Running Matters.
As a runner, I understand that running is much more than just a physical activity. Running is an experience. It builds community and transforms lives. As a physical therapist who enjoys working with the running community, I feel privileged to play a small role in every transformation.
Expertise and Qualifications
Professional Certifications and Education
Fellow of American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy
USA Track and Field Level 1 Coach
RRCA Certified Run Coach
Certified Emergency Medical Responder
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Marathon Experience / Course PB
Houston Marathon (x3) — 3:08:56
Chicago Marathon — 3:06:53
Grandma’s Marathon — 3:08:56
Boston Marathon (x2) — 3:09:50 California International Marathon (CIM) — 3:04:52
Ultra Endurance Experience
Rim to Rim to Rim (Grand Canyon NP) — 16:21:00
Four Pass Loop (Maroon Bells Wilderness) — 11:47:45
Let’s Work Together
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Physical Therapy
Yes, it’s physical therapy, but done differently and tailored to you the runner. Physical therapy services are always 1:1 and include a comprehensive review of running history and training, full orthopedic assessment, running-specific testing, and a treatment plan to help you reach your running goals.
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Strength & Conditioning
In order to run well you must run strong. Strength and conditioning is the best way to unlock your true running potential and achieve those running goals you’ve set your sights on. Strength and conditioning services include customized strength programs based on performance testing and tailored to your current racing schedule and prior history of injuries.
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Dry Needling
Dry needling is a specific and targeted treatment used for injury recovery and improved performance. Dry needling is a safe and effective method using a small filament needle that can address muscular pain, nerve pain, and a number of mobility issues. Addressing these issues can help facilitate improvements in movement and faster return to training and other activities.
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Recovery Care
Work hard. Recover harder. Your running performance is only as good as your recovery. Recovery care can serve as a nice little tune up to help with those darn little niggles that tend to pop up, or help prevent them from ever showing up in the first place. Recovery services can include spinal manipulation, instrumented soft tissue techniques (IASTM), and manual therapy techniques.