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Our bodies are designed to do many things, but throwing overhand isn’t one of them. Yet every day we see athletes doing just that. In
Do you know your health insurance benefits? As the end of the year is approaching, it is more important than ever to be familiar with
It’s back to school time! Kids across Colorado are heading back to school and most are carrying a heavy load. And those shoulders aren’t slumped
Your wrist and hands are home to more small bones, joints and ligaments than you may realize. These joints can become inflamed and ligaments injured
At age 59, Ben Nilsson has seen more action in the mountains of Colorado than most people have in a lifetime. He’s been hiking, alpine
Just look at 24-year old Ricky Fowler, who has struggled with lower back pain for years. While the experts debate why such a young and
Knee arthritis patients who have exhausted non-surgical treatment for knee pain have a relatively new option to delay total knee replacement. It’s called MAKOplasty – a minimally invasive,
Do you know how your feet land each time you take a step? Do you know why it matters? Understanding if your feet tend to roll inward (pronation)
Fitness and Colorado weather go hand-in-hand. Maybe that’s why three Colorado cities are consistently among the top 10 most fit in the nation. With more than 300 days of sunshine a
It’s March Madness around the country, but for countless teams, the mood has been dampened by injuries to key players. One of tomorrow’s match-up pits
You have probably heard a friend or family member complain of pain from the friction of a “bone-on-bone” joint problem. But what’s behind this often-agonizing
February 17, 2014 – With temps ranging from 50-60 degrees at the Winter Olympics, snow conditions have been difficult and downright treacherous for many athletes. Believe it
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