Category: Bozeman Physical Therapist
The Low Down on Foam Rollers
The Low Down on Foam Rollers- Why are they so popular? Interestingly, foam rollers are not new. They have been around since the early 1920’s; however, at that time, foam rollers were used as balancing tools. In 1987, a physical therapist,... Read More
Using Ultrasound in Physical Therapy
When we think about ultrasound, the most common image that comes to mind is an ultrasound to view a baby within its mother’s belly. Ultrasound is also a commonly used modality in physical therapy, and the purpose is not strictly... Read More
AlterG Treadmill: From Injury Recovery To Performance Edge
AlterG Treadmill: From Injury Recovery To Performance Edge Whether you are a serious athlete looking for an edge or simply trying to recover from an injury, the AlterG® treadmill may be just the tool you are looking for. The AlterG® is... Read More
AlterG for Neurological Conditions
For most people the words “physical therapy” or “treadmill” stir up images of athletes, runners, or people recovering from surgeries, fractures or sprains. What about neurological conditions? Can patients with neurological conditions benefit from AlterG Treadmill Rehabilitaiton? -Parkinson’s Disease -Stroke -Traumatic Brain Injury -Spinal... Read More
Dancers, The Artistic Athlete and Physical Therapy
Dancers and Athletic Injuries Although dancers are often known as artists, in reality they should also be known as athletes. The demands of taking daily classes often leads to overuse injuries. The most common overuse injuries include the joints of the... Read More
Tennis Elbow - It's Not Just For Athletes
Even though lateral epicondylitis is commonly referred to as tennis elbow, less the 5% of all cases occur in people who play tennis. Activities that require force, such as lifting, twisting, or pulling can damage the tendon. Forceful activities, such... Read More
