Physical therapy · Denver, Colorado

We measure what hurts, then we train it.

A Denver clinic built around measurement. We screen the whole chain, test the joint above and below the pain, and re-test on every visit — so progress is visible instead of felt.

  • Sports injury rehab
  • Post-surgery rehab
  • Back & neck pain
  • Dry needling
Evaluation · Session 01 Four stations
  1. 01 Intake History & goals
  2. 02 Screen Whole-body
  3. 03 Test Range & load
  4. 04 Plan Written stages

Every evaluation runs these four stations.

Book the evaluation

Services / What we treat

Four complaints. One method.

Every service runs the same sequence: find the fault, load the pattern, re-test it. You see what changed between visits.

A patient balancing on one leg during a movement screen while a therapist watches knee and hip alignment
Single-leg screen — hip, knee, ankle, in that order.
01

Sports injury rehab

Sprint, cut, land. We test the mechanics that broke down, then rebuild them under real load.

LoadSpeedControl
02

Post-surgery rehab

Range first, then strength, then confidence. Progression is tracked against the stage you're in, not a calendar.

RangeLoadReturn
03

Back & neck pain

Find the position that provokes it, then train the pattern that stops provoking it.

FlexionRotationEndurance
04

Dry needling

A targeted tool for stubborn muscle guarding — used inside a plan, never instead of one.

TriggerReleaseRe-test

The evaluation / Four stations

One visit. Four stations. A plan you can read.

You leave the evaluation knowing what's driving the pain, what we measured, and what the next stage unlocks.

01

Intake

History, goals, and what makes it worse. We start with your story, not a template.

Record · onset
Aggravators · goals
02

Screen

Full-body movement screen. We watch how the joint above and below behave, because the fault is rarely where it hurts.

Screen · squat
Hinge · single-leg
03

Test

Targeted range, load and symmetry testing. Numbers you can compare against on the next visit.

Measure · range
Load · symmetry
04

Plan

A written progression with clear stages. You know what you're doing this week and what unlocks the next one.

Output · plan
Home work · re-test

Return to sport / Targets

What we're aiming at.

Pain settling is the start, not the finish. These are the markers we re-test before you go back to full training.

A clinician's gloved hands positioning a thin filament needle near a patient's shoulder blade
Dry needling — a tool inside the plan.
  1. 01 Single-leg hop symmetry
  2. 02 Landing control
  3. 03 Sprint mechanics
  4. 04 Change-of-direction tolerance
  5. 05 Trunk endurance
  6. 06 Confidence under load

Each marker is re-tested on the same rail, so progress is visible rather than felt.

A physical therapy movement lab with a turf lane, force plates and resistance equipment along the wall
The training floor — where return-to-sport testing happens.

Station 05 / Booking

Find the fault. Fix the pattern. Book the eval.

Tell us what's going on and we'll set up your evaluation in Denver. Send your details and we'll follow up to find a time that works.

Denver, Colorado Sports injury rehab Post-surgery rehab Back & neck pain Dry needling

Send it over — we'll follow up to lock in your evaluation time.