Getting the most out of your cycling involves a lot more than a bike fit.  Your bike needs to be well maintained, and so does your body!

If you are having trouble with the functioning of either, pay a visit to one of my recommended fixers.  Listed below are resources related to bicycles, events and social media groups, as well as some of the top body therapists in town.

 

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When your body needs adjusting, not your bike, I can confidently recommend these practitioners to you, and will refer you to them when I believe this will contribute to an optimal bike fit. We can also work collaboratively to achieve the best fit for you if musculoskeletal injury or issues are limiting factor in riding comfortably and effectively.

 

Collin Bywaters, Integrative Physicaltherapy, 801.712.4996

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Collin Bywaters is a skier and cyclist with a great reputation for keeping people functioning. His Physical Therapy practice is just down the street from BikeFitr, located within the Age Performance facility above the Hub and Spoke diner.

Amy Broekemeier, Pinnacle Performance, 801.583.5692

Pinnacle Performance under the leadership of Amy Broekemeier provide manual physical therapy and have an excellent reputation for improving body movement patterns that inhibit optimal functioning. They are conveniently located a few doors away, making it easier to have your PT contribute to your bike fit.

Ned Dowling, University of Utah Orthopaedic Center, 801.587.7005.

Ned is an experienced cyclist, PT and Director of the Cyclists Clinic for the University of Utah Orthopaedic Center. He is also an IBFI certified Level 2 bike fitter.

Steve Zike, Zike Muscle Therapy, 801.699.2470

Steve is a wizard at soft tissue manipulation to get the kinks out. If your body is hurting, and it's not because of your bike fit, give Steve a call. He has a long history as an endurance athlete himself, through road bike racing, triathlon and ultra marathon running.

Janelle Maxwell, Maxwell Massage, 701.340.1318.

Janelle has been a licensed massage therapist since 2015. Janelle can be found hiking, camping, running and doing yoga when not helping other people function at a higher level themselves.

Andrew Reheisee, Revive Sport and Spine, 801.944.1855.

Dr. Reheisse enjoys an active lifestyle of running, hiking, swimming, triathlon, and camping. Through his years of running, he has experienced first hand many of the common injuries associated with endurance sports giving him a deeper understanding of how to treat these injuries.

Melissa Zappa, Flow Acupuncture, 385.242.0649.

Acupuncture treatment can work on a surprising range of issues and support other treatment protocols indepth one on one attention.

Chris Rogers, Wasatch Community Acupuncture, 801.364.9272.

Chris and his team at Wasatch Community Acupuncture are awesome for easily accessible, low cost "maintenance.".

Dr. Rick Henricksen, Kestrel Wellness

Rick is a cyclist and primary care physician with a focus on providing personal, holistic health care.

Dr. Robert Engelen, Comprehensive Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, 801.533.2002.

Robert enjoys mountain biking, road biking, crossfit and alpine skiing.  He has also been to BikeFitr for his own bike fit.

Steve Kauffman, Streamline Bodyworks and Pilates, 801.474.1156.

Steve is a sports specific massage therapist who works with active people to keep them active.

Steven Royall, Mountain View Foot Clinic, 801.784.1111

Steven is a podiatrist, cyclist and BikeFitr client, so he understands foot issues and cyclists.