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Are You Struggling With Tennis Elbow Pain In The Denver, CO Area?

"Are You Being Held Back By Tennis Elbow Pain? Have You Tried Everything, But Feel Let Down?"

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A Message From Jamie Bovay, Owner & Founder of KinetikChain Physical Therapy

Hi, my name is Dr. Jamie Bovay and welcome to KinetikChain Denver.

​Are you no longer acing the competition because of a tennis elbow injury? Has your tennis game been limited by pain, injury, or achiness/stiffness? If so it is very easy to think that it will go away on it’s own or that it’s “nothing to worry about”. Maybe you are starting to think reluctantly that this pain with tennis is just something you will have to put up with for the rest of your life. That you just won’t be able to play as often or as many games as you’d like.

Injuries, pain, or stiffness with tennis can make it very easy to get frustrated, wondering if you’ll ever be able to play like you used to…

Have you ever felt like this? Well you are not alone – we see people going through this all the time. Actually, we see players struggling with tennis elbow injuries and frustrations at our Cherry Creek clinic every week…

We now know that waiting just a little longer isn’t the answer. With tennis injuries there is no time too soon to start the rehab process.

This is completely the opposite of what most people do or hear, and is why so many people suffering, not playing the way they want, and asking themselves:

“Why Can I STILL Not Play the Way I Would Like To?”…

Most people think, have heard, and have read that after a tennis elbow injury they should just take a few days rest and it will get better. That they will be back to normal “before you know it”. But after that time off and all of those potential matches missed when they get back on the court their old nemesis pain is right there waiting for them. And many times it is worse than before. Many times when you rest you won’t have pain, but when you start hitting the ball again pain and stiffness is still there limiting what you can do and how well you can play.

Does That Sound Like You?

At KinetikChain we also frequently hear that when people go to their Doctors, and get a prescription of rest, pills, and maybe a brace. The doctors clearly aren’t tennis players and don’t seem to understand that time away from tennis is worse than the pain itself. Then they tell you to “come back in a few weeks if it’s not better”. And guess what the next prescription is for. Yep, the exact same thing, rest, pills, and a brace. Maybe this time the additional advice is take a longer rest and “maybe try a different brace” or “why don’t you take up pickleball instead”.

The problem is that when it comes to tennis injuries rarely is complete rest the best advice.

You may be confused and frustrated because you’ve heard lots of conflicting information from a variety of sources and you don’t know what to believe. Likely by now you have even tried several of these ideas and have found out that they don’t work.

Victim vs. Culprit:

Tennis injuries are frequently misunderstood because usually where the pain is coming from, ISN’T the area that needs to be addressed. On top of that if you rest for too long you will lose some of your skills and miss out on great opportunities.

Usually when thinking about the pain we need to think about a victim (pain area) and the culprit (area causing the pain). Usually these are two very different locations in the body. For instance a lack of shoulder control or strength may make you hit a backhand more with your forearms giving you tennis elbow. However, if you only treat the tennis elbow (victim) and not address the route cause of the problem (the shoulder, which is the culprit of the pain) there will only be some relief. Then the pain will come back once you start playing again.

Because tennis is such a full body and rotational sport this culprit could also be the hips, the spine, or many other things. The confusion over what to do makes many people hesitate on making a decision on what to do to help fix their injury and return back to tennis. Even worse, many people just start thinking ‘their days of playing tennis are over’ – or ‘it’s just a normal part of aging’.

Is That How You Feel Too?
If You’re Currently Frustrated And Living With A Tennis Injury, Here’s 7 More Reasons Why It Could Be Lasting Longer Than It Should:

If any of these have happened to you – we would love to help you by inviting you to book a call to talk with one of our Tennis Specialist Physical Therapists at KinetikChain Denver to find out what can be done to help you. The fact that you’ve tried any or all of these things already is actually a GOOD THING because when you know what doesn’t work – you are closer to finding the thing that does!

Click the link below to book a call with us if you would like to get some solid advice given to you over the phone. The phone call is complementary and there is no obligation to book any appointments with us after the call is over. Our goal is to help you make the right decision about what to do next for your pain and limitations.

If you are wondering what you can start to do to get relief here’s 4 things you can do:
If you would like to know how the Physical Therapy team at KinetikChain Denver can help you return to being active as quickly and safely as possible – we invite you to start with a completely free, no-obligation, risk free appointment at one of our clinics:

So the next question is:

How Can Choosing To See A Tennis Specialist Physical Therapist at KinetikChain Denver, Help You Get Rid Of Your Tennis Injury For Good?

Basically… the Physical Therapy Team at KinetikChain Denver can help you get back to playing tennis and living the life you want to live.

If you want to know what it costs – and what availability we have at our clinic Cherry Creek then please just click the button below and complete the short form:

Wishing You the Best,

Jamie Bovay
Leading Tennis Elbow Physical Therapist in Denver, CO.

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