[jonahall]

Does anyone know of a good PT or trainer for cycling knee pain issues on the Pennisula? I ride dirt only and have been having nagging knee problems. Have had a "fit" at a bike shop and seen my doctor, but the problem is not solved. I want to find someone who deals with a lot of cyclists or who even specialises in cycling related injuries. I have a longer leg and a history of minor knee problems, so I think I need some pretty in-depth and specialized help.

Thanks!

 

[morganfletcher]

Does anyone know of a good PT or trainer for cycling knee pain issues on the Pennisula? I ride dirt only and have been having nagging knee problems. Have had a "fit" at a bike shop and seen my doctor, but the problem is not solved. I want to find someone who deals with a lot of cyclists or who even specialises in cycling related injuries. I have a longer leg and a history of minor knee problems, so I think I need some pretty in-depth and specialized help.

Thanks!

Talk to Jerry Durham, San Francisco Sport & Spine Physical Therapy. He's a cyclist, cat 4 roadie, sponsors our grass-roots road/mtn team and races on it too.

Check him out: http://www.sfsspt.com

Morgan

 

[jonahall]

Thats a good lead, thanks!

 

[imridingmybike]

Does anyone know of a good PT or trainer for cycling knee pain issues on the Pennisula? I ride dirt only and have been having nagging knee problems. Have had a "fit" at a bike shop and seen my doctor, but the problem is not solved. I want to find someone who deals with a lot of cyclists or who even specialises in cycling related injuries. I have a longer leg and a history of minor knee problems, so I think I need some pretty in-depth and specialized help.

Thanks!

I just think it's cool that when you hold your cursor over this threads title, back in the f67 area, that the "sneak peak" given reads:

"Does anyone know of a good pt or trainer for cycling knee pain issues on the pennis?"

I wouldn't have read this thread if it hadn't been for the stellar marketing - good job!

 

[fgiraffe]

Does anyone know of a good PT or trainer for cycling knee pain issues on the Pennisula?

Phil Astrachan or Jay Courant at Presidio Sport and Medicine could also prolly take care of you, but they are at the extreme north end of the Pennisula in SF's Presidio.
http://www.presidiosport.com/company/pt.html

 

[Dantley]

Rob Naber PT of Los Gatos.

 

[CheapWhine]

Try Curtis Cramblett of Revolutions In Fitness. He rides, coaches, and does bike fitting in addition to physical therapy. He is also a pretty good guy.