DRY NEEDLING IN LOVELAND: FEEL BETTER, MOVE BETTER
Tight muscles? Nagging pain?
If you’re struggling with tension, stiffness, or soreness that just won’t go away,
Functional Dry Needling (FDN) might be the solution you’ve been looking for.
At Up & Running Physical Therapy, we use FDN to:
– Release stubborn knots
– Improve mobility
– Accelerate recovery
Book your dry needling session today at (970) 500-3427.
Get back to moving pain-free.
WHAT IS DRY NEEDLING & HOW CAN IT HELP?
Dry needling is a cutting-edge technique designed to relieve muscle tension, reduce pain, and improve range of motion.
Unlike traditional acupuncture, it is rooted in neuromuscular science and targets trigger points—tight bands of muscle that cause discomfort and limit movement.
With dry needling, you can expect:
- Faster Pain Relief – Helps reset overactive muscles and reduce chronic discomfort.
- Improved Blood Flow – Stimulates healing in injured or tight areas.
- Better Range of Motion – Enhances movement and flexibility for peak performance.
This technique is widely used by athletes, runners, and active individuals to recover quickly and keep performing at their best.
STRUGGLING WITH PAIN THAT JUST WON’T GO AWAY?
Tired of trying endless stretches, massages, and pain meds that only provide temporary relief?
Chronic pain and muscle tightness can hold you back from doing what you love, whether it’s running, lifting, or simply staying active. And in Loveland, there is plenty you can miss out on, whether you’re hiking the Horsetooth Reservoir Trails or participating in the Horsetooth Half Marathon.
Dry needling works by directly targeting the source of the problem—releasing tension and improving your body’s ability to heal itself.
Many of our clients feel relief after just one session, making it an effective and efficient way to get back to pain-free movement.
EXPERIENCE TARGETED RELIEF—SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY
At Up & Running Physical Therapy, we help active adults and athletes in Loveland move better, feel better, and train smarter.
Our expert team uses Functional Dry Needling to help you recover faster and perform at your best.
Don’t let pain slow you down. Book your dry needling session today at (970) 500-3427.
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Knee Pain When Squatting? 3-Step Recovery Method Works
You try to exercise and there it is again—sharp, stubborn knee pain when squatting. Whether you’re lifting in the gym or getting low to pick something up, the pain keeps showing up like an uninvited guest.
It’s frustrating. You stretch, warm up, adjust your form, maybe even rest for a few days… and still, that pain flares right back up. If you’ve been told it’s just something to push through or chalked it up to aging, you’re not alone.
But here’s the truth:
Knee pain when squatting is common, but it isn’t normal. And it doesn’t mean you have to give up your workouts or settle for temporary relief.
At Up and Running Physical Therapy in Fort Collins, we help active adults and athletes fix this exact issue—without pills, surgery, or being told to stop doing what they love.
In this post, you’ll learn:
• Why your knee pain keeps coming back
• The most overlooked reasons squatting hurts
• How our 3-Step Method relieves pain and builds strength
Pain Behind Knee When Bending? Here’s What No One Tells You
You’re on a trail at Horsetooth, halfway through your run, and you feel it again, that sharp pull or deep ache behind your knee when bending. You stop, stretch, maybe even shake it out, but it lingers.
You’re not alone. We see this kind of pain all the time here in Fort Collins, especially in runners, hikers, and CrossFit athletes who push hard and expect their bodies to keep up.
It might show up as:
• A sudden pinch when you kneel
• A tight pull when squatting at the gym
• An ache that flares up after long bike rides down the Poudre trail
The pain might not be coming from where you think. And if you’ve tried foam rolling, stretching, or even resting with no luck, it’s time to dig deeper.
Proper Running Form Myths That Keep You Injured
You work hard to stay active, but something keeps throwing you off. Nagging aches, sore knees, tight hips. It’s frustrating when you’re putting in the miles and still ending up on the treatment table. But the truth is that proper running form myths may be keeping you there.
Many runners think their issues come from pushing too hard or not stretching enough. But the real problem might be your form. And even more surprising? It could be the so-called “proper running form” advice you’ve been following.
Let’s clear up the confusion so you stop repeating mistakes that lead to injury. These common myths don’t just slow you down. They set you up for pain.
Here’s what most runners in Arizona don’t realize:
Good form isn’t about looking perfect
Some popular tips actually increase your risk of injury
Your body type and mechanics matter more than internet advice
You deserve to run without pain. And it starts with tossing out the myths