Fort Collins Physical Therapy
"We Help Active Adults and Athletes In The Fort Collins Area Overcome Injury And Be Stronger Than Ever.
All Without Medications, Injections, Or Surgery."
How Can We Help?
Performance Rehab
Run Coaching
Pelvic Health
Dry Needling
Who We Help At Up and Running
We Offer A Hands-On Approach To Your Wellness Using Our Up And Running 3-Step Method.
Step 1:
Find The Real Cause Of Your Pain
STEP 2:
Fix Your Problem Areas
STEP 3:
Stay At Peak Performance
See What Others Are Saying About Up and Running Physical Therapy In Fort Collins, CO
22+ 5-Star Reviews!
Jordan W.
“AJ is a great PT to work with–and my wife is Physical Therapist as well, so I know a couple things 😉 I had an issue with my foot/calf, and AJ quickly diagnosed the issue. He offered helpful exercises that I could do while maintaining my training plan for a trail ultramarathon. It’s great to address the root problem rather than just masking the symptoms. I have no doubt I will utilize his services again, specifically with strength training, dry needling, and/or run coaching. (Hopefully no more injuries for awhile though!) If you are a runner or just an active/adventurous person, I highly recommend Up and Running Physical Therapy.”
Joselyne P.
Meet Our Physical Therapists In Fort Collins, CO
Dr. AJ Cohen founded Up And Running Physical Therapy Clinic to pursue his passion of helping people see what they’re truly capable of; whether coming back from an injury that they thought they’d have forever, or running a personal best marathon.
Dr. Stephanie Hope earned a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Georgia. Stephanie specializes in pelvic floor dysfunction and treats a wide range of women’s and men’s health issues. She is also experienced in treating musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions and is certified in dry needling. Originally from South Carolina, she was raised for most of her life in Georgia. She loves to travel; most recently, she worked as a
physiotherapist in New Zealand for 2.5 years.
Dr. Joey Przybyla is a licensed physical therapist who earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Texas State University. Joey lives to help others reach their physical goals. Specifically, he utilizes manual therapy, Functional Dry Needling and emphasizes the use of exercise to allow patients to get back to the activities they are passionate about!
Dr. Jen Wright‘s experience over the last 10 years in outpatient orthopedics has resulted in specialty work with the performing arts, specifically dancers. She works with the professional dance company in town and treats dancers from all over the world. Her passion lies in the treatment of the spine. Her doctoral and MTC (manual therapy certification) training provide a unique specialty in the spine that allows diagnosis and treatment of the root cause of back pain.
Dr. Lisa Zagorski is driven by a desire to expand her expertise, she then chose to continue her education and completed Evidence in Motion’s Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency program in Austin, Texas. This rigorous training led to her passing her board certification in Orthopedics, making her an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS). She is experienced in treating a variety of orthopedic conditions from sports injuries and post-operative care to chronic pain conditions.
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