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Physical Therapy For Young Athletes, Denver Colorado | Functional Movement Screen (FMS)

Research shows that 48% of adolescent athletes sustain an injury during their season. What’s more, injuries that appear in adults are very typically caused by faulty movement patterns and injuries that occur during childhood. Without identification, years of these repetitive movement patterns can lead to degeneration of joints, ligaments and spinal discs.

But if we can identify and correct these patterns early, during a child’s most important years, the time when they are growing, we can prevent the occurrence of these potential injuries not only as they are growing today, but later in life.

That’s why we offer a Functional Movement Screen for young people.

The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is a highly technical evaluation tool that helps to identify and objectively rank faulty movement patterns on a 21-point scale in children as young as 5 years old.

This ranking and grading system evaluates sixteen critical movement patterns that are key to normal function. By screening these patterns, the FMS readily identifies functional limitations and asymmetries pinpointing areas where faulty movement patterns can be corrected to prevent and protect your child from future injury and keep them healthy and active throughout their lives. Proving once again: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Call to find out more about our FMS program for young athletes TODAY! 720-493-1181

 

 


Dry Creek Clinic

7340 S. Alton Way, 11D
Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
F: 720-493-1191


South Pearl Street Clinic

1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101
Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830


Littleton Clinic

10125 W. San Juan Way, #120
Littleton, CO 80127
T: 303-933-9057
F: 303-933-9108


Brighton Clinic

2418 E Bridge Street
Brighton, Colorado 80601
T: 303-655-8699
F: 303-655-8698

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Specialized Physical Therapy

SOUTH PEARL STREET CLINIC LOCATION
1550 S. Pearl Street , Suite 101 Denver, CO 80210
T: 720-873-6866
F: 303-871-0830

LITTLETON CLINIC LOCATION
10125 W. San Juan Way, #120 Littleton, CO 80127
T: 303-933-9057
F: 303-933-9108

DRY CREEK CLINIC LOCATION
7340 S. Alton Way, 11D Centennial, CO 80112
T: 720-493-1181
F: 720-493-1191

BRIGHTON CLINIC LOCATION
2418 E Bridge Street, Brighton, Colorado 80601
T: 303-655-8699
F: 303-655-8698

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If you’ve ever dealt with sciatica, you know that getting relief is the only thing on your mind. You also know how frustrating it can be to find that relief. One thing you can try is physical therapy. Physical therapy for sciatica can help, it can help the underlying issue causing the sciatica and also […]

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