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• posted: Apr. 29, 2024
• chiropractic,  whiplash,  strain,  injury,  treatment,  sprain,  adjustment,  active release technique,  myofascial,  spinal,  gallatin valley chiropractic,  bozeman montana,  dry needle,  first step,  fall,  trip,  X-ray

Should I see a chiropractor first after an injury? After being injured, one of the hardest decisions is determining what the next step should be. It turns out, a chiropractor may Read More

• posted: Mar. 09, 2022
• chiropractic,  low back pain,  injury,  exercise,  dry needling,  rehab,  graston,  active release technique,  golfers elbow,  tendinitis,  tendinosis,  gallatin valley chiropractic,  adjusting,  bozeman montana,  golf,  kinesiology tape,  rotator cuff

For a lot of people the upcoming warmer weather means golf season! Unfortunately throughout the golf season many individuals are subject to golf injuries. Common golf injuries we often see Read More

• posted: Nov. 09, 2021
• inflammation,  stress,  injury,  tissue damage,  Pain,  repetitive,  repetitive stress injury,  ergonomics,  graston,  active release technique,  kinesiology taping,  burisitis,  tennis elbow,  golfers elbow,  tendinitis,  carpal tunnel,  over use,  carpenters,  computer work,  tendinosis,  gallatin valley chiropractic,  bozeman montana,  RSI,  Repetitive use

What is a Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)? Repetitive stress injuries are caused by performing the same or similar activities over and over again resulting in tissue damage and inflammation. The tendons Read More

• posted: Aug. 24, 2021
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What is Active Release Technique? Active release technique is a hands-on, soft tissue technique that is used to correct changes in tissues that are injured, painful, or have a decrease in motion. Read More