Biomechanics in Parker, Colorado
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Biomechanics study how your feet and ankles work to support your body, your activity, and your overall health. Podiatrists Kevin Blue, DPM, Ryan Muchowski, DPM, FACFAS, and the expert team have extensive training and experience in diagnosing and treating biomechanical issues. At Colorado Foot + Ankle Sports Medicine, in Parker, Colorado, they use in-depth evaluation methods to identify problems and treat them as early as possible to improve mobility and decrease the risk of injury in patients of all ages, from kids to seniors.
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I got in quickly, started treatment, will have a followup. Easy ability to contact for information. My visit initiated with the doctor. In-office x-rays, specialization. All around foot care.
Everyone was great,Very professional. I was totally impressed with the DR.
Really great staff and doctors that were super helpful!
I’ve never had a good experience with a doctor in my life. Dr.Muchowski was quick, efficient, and honest. Every doctor and practice should strive to be this way. Can’t recommend enough.
I had a very positive experience on my visit to Dr M. The office staff was efficient and friendly. I was examined, diagnosed and treated very effectively by Dr. M and was on my way in no time. I would highly recommend this office.
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What are biomechanics?
Biomechanics refers to the structure and function of biological systems. In medicine, biomechanics deals with the way the body moves and functions and the health of the biological and physiological structures and systems that support those functions. In podiatry, biomechanics focuses on the functions of the lower extremities, including the way you walk, run, and stand.
The team at Colorado Foot + Ankle Sports Medicine has extensive experience in the biomechanics of the foot and ankle, focusing on treatments that help minimize wear and tear in these areas while supporting lifelong, pain-free movement and mobility.
Why is biomechanics important in podiatry?
Many studies have shown how important physical activity is to your health and well-being. And being active relies on staying mobile and nurturing the systems that support mobility. Biomechanics focuses on ensuring that your mobility systems are up and running, helping you to stay active and avoid future injuries.
Biomechanics is also very important in helping you stay as healthy as possible, from childhood through your senior years. Maintaining good biomechanics in your feet and ankles also helps reduce or relieve other problems with your musculoskeletal system, including knee, hip, and lower-back pain. It also supports better cardiovascular health and reduces the risks of developing diabetes and obesity.
How are biomechanics used in podiatry?
The team at Colorado Foot + Ankle Sports Medicine is dedicated to ensuring that every patient has access to the same quality of treatment typically reserved for professional athletes. Your physician begins treatment with a thorough evaluation of your lower-extremity biomechanics. The exam includes non-weight-bearing activities like passive movements of the foot and ankle as well as weight-bearing exercises to evaluate how well the foot and ankle structures perform under physical loads and stresses.
The team will also perform a video gait analysis aimed at evaluating the way you walk and move to help zero-in on areas of weakness and instability that can impact your foot and ankle health (and your overall musculoskeletal health). They'll also take a complete medical history and review your lifestyle. Then they'll use all the information they gather to help you:
• Improve your biomechanics
• Reduce your risk for future injury
• Continue to enjoy the sports and activities you love