If you spend any time in Colorado Springs, you notice right away that people here move. Weeknights on the Manitou Incline, sunrise rides along the Santa Fe Trail, lunchtime pickleball at Monument Valley Park, cadets hammering intervals on the track. It is a city where an aching knee or a sharp...
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Colorado Springs draws people who like to move. Trail runners share the path with weekend hikers. Active duty service members train beside retired teachers who ski every winter. That mix shows up in clinic waiting rooms too. When joints ache or tendons refuse to quiet down, many locals look...
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Colorado Springs patients do not sit still for long. Between the trail networks in North Cheyenne Canyon, the bike lanes, base fitness tests, and weekend trips up to Monarch or down to the desert, injuries here almost feel seasonal. When a knee starts to grind or a shoulder refuses to quiet down,...
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Colorado Springs lives at the intersection of altitude, ambition, and rugged terrain. Between the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center, the military community, and thousands of weekend athletes who treat the Incline as their morning coffee, joints in this city carry a heavy load. When pain...
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