PATIENT SUCCESS SPOTLIGHT
Central Fort Collins Loveland – Orchards
(970) 305-5070 (970) 702-2507 (970) 460-0066 (970) 672-8875 (970) 460-0066 (970) 301-4596 (970) 568-8461 (970) 775-2429
Windsor Greeley
South Fort Collins
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“This has been an experience I will continue to benefit from in the future!” “My experience at Rocky Mountain Physical Therapy has been very beneficial for me. They helped heal my knee and showed me what exercises I can do to build my strength. I also appreciated them answering my questions about other activities outside of therapy. If it’s okay for me to do the activities, and that it’s okay to experience certain things during those activities. This has been an experience I will continue to benefit from in the future! Thanks!” - Alex S.
BENEFITS OF BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION
Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFRT) uses a unique tourniquet system that looks like a blood pressure cuff that can be applied to the arm or leg. When the cuff is inflated to a specific pressure (depending on the needs of the athlete), it will reduce blood flow to the working limb. How is this beneficial?
STAFF FEATURE
Reducing blood flow to the muscle allows you to work the muscle hard without putting a significant amount of weight on your arm or leg. The use of BFRT is quick and happens at various intervals during an exercise—8 minutes per move. Common injuries that benefit from BFRT are: • Post-operative care for the arms and legs • Tendon injuries • Quad or hamstring tears • IT Band injuries • Achilles tendon injuries • Rotator cuff injuries And yes, BFRT is safe—completely regulated by the FDA. To see more significant results, take your physical fitness and injury to the next level with Rocky Mountain Physical Therapy. FREE WORKSHOP • Tennis or golfer’s elbow • ACL/meniscus injuries WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH • 6:30 PM www.rockymtnpt.com REGISTER FOR OUR ROTATOR CUFF WORKSHOP AT THE GREELEY LOCATION!
JASON DOOLEY, PTA CERTIFIED BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION TRAINING Jason is a nat ive of Albuquerque, New Mexico and moved to Arizona in 2001 before moving to Northern
Colorado in February of 2017. He graduated from Pima Medical Institute in Mesa, Arizona with an Associate’s Degree in Physical Therapy Assistant in 2011. While pursuing his degree, Jason worked for 2 years as a PT Tech learning a wide variety of exercises to benefit his patients. Growing up as an athlete in individual and team sports, Jason has an appreciation for the recovery and preventive process. He has a personal approach to his patients and has adapted his hands-on skills to help his patients reach their functional and personal goals. In his spare time, Jason likes to spend time with his wife and two young daughters, fly fish, as well as train for and compete in triathlons. He is a 3x Ironman finisher, a 3x Half-Ironman finisher, along with countless road running events.
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