Entries by meg

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Hip Flexor Imbalance & Running Overuse Injuries

Running overuse injuries impact nearly 50% of runners annually.   Preventing running injuries requires wise training, consistent strength training, and adequate muscle length to insure proper joint motion.  When a running overuse injury does occur, listening to your body and seeking appropriate medical advice will shorten your running interruption. As a physical therapist and a runner, […]

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Dirt Track on Kim Williams to be Resurfaced

Want better access to a rubberized track? The Hellgate High School Track & Field program is planning on resurfacing the dirt track by the Kim Williams trail. To get this project rolling, they need your help! Donate, or better yet, come out and get a 3 mile run in on Friday, March 28th! The Knight […]

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Runner of the Month: March 2014

Name: Molly Hayes 2 year loans no credit check Age: 81 Hometown: Camano Island, WA Currently Living: Bozeman, MT (since 1995) How Long Have You Been Running: I always ran, even as a kid. Growing up by a beach, I challenged myself by running across logs and during the low tides. How Many Miles Do […]

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Free Injury Prevention Talk at RE, Feb 12th

Will 2014 be the year you run without an injury? Make the most of your running season with an interactive, cutting edge, real world injury prevention presentation. Wednesday, February 12th at 6pm at the Runners Edge Presented by the Sapphire Physical Therapy staff and hosted by Runners Edge. Running Gait Analysis Women’s specific issues/injuries Hip/Glute injuries/exercises […]

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Knee Pain & Running: Tips for Prevention & Treatment

The knee joint allows for fluid running and the cadence or turnover required for efficient running.  The knee is a modified hinge joint which means it has some accessory rotation which is allowed by the asymmetrical joint shape and muscular support. Knee pain in runners (collectively referred to as Runners Knee) is a symptom of […]