Showing posts with label NW Sports Rehab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NW Sports Rehab. Show all posts
Sunday, June 24, 2012
NW Sports Rehab enters the scene
A new neighborhood chiropractic clinic with a special emphasis on rehabilitation, exercise, nutrition and soft-tissue work, will open its doors for business on Monday. NW Sports Rehab, which is an offshoot of an existing 16-year-old clinic based in Federal Way, held an open house on Saturday to introduce the staff and let neighbors see the new configuration of what for many years was Spa del Lago. The wall-length water feature remains, but the space has been updated and the treatment rooms expanded.
Dr. Jim Kurtz, who along with his wife, Dr. Ming Ming Su-Brown, owns the clinic, tells us that his experience convinced him that the general public could benefit from the same kind of comprehensive approach to combining chiropractic, physical therapy, and soft tissue work that is successful in treating professional athletes. He has an extensive background working with Olympic and college athletes, as well as with the Seattle Seahawks and Sounders and many other amateur and professional sports programs. "I really believe that whether you are a housewife, or an office worker, or a competitive masters athlete, or a recreational golfer, old or young, you can learn to take an active role in your health and to do a little bit to make a difference in how you feel," he told us.
Kurtz notes that there are studies showing what minimum levels of strength, flexibility, endurance and balance are needed to achieve normal function in all areas on one's body. "If you don't have that then you are going to have joint alignment issues, disc problems, tendinitis, knee pain, tennis elbow, chronic neck, and shoulder pain, etc. That's our philosophy in a nutshell."
As if to show that the clinic's mission is much more than chiropractic services, NW Sports Rehab will be presenting a free class on detox, "The Standard Process Purification Program," next month. Focusing on overcoming inflammation, fatigue, brain fog, digestive disorders, sleep issues, allergies and other associated ailments, the class will be taught by Dr. Katie Horton and will be held at the clinic on July 11 at 6:30 p.m. Those interested in attending should contact NWSR at (206) 328-5466. The clinic is located at 1929 43rd Avenue E.
[Photo of staff courtesy of NW Sports Rehab.]
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Upcoming events
Fat Salmon returns to the Park next month
It's an annual ritual: the summer arrival of the salmon to Madison Park. They come in ice chests, of course, and are the reward for swimming well done by the hundreds of participants in the Fat Salmon Open Water Swim, which this year occurs on Saturday, July 21. Registration is already full (all places were filled within four days of registration opening, a record). Those not actually swimming (or escorting swimmers in kayaks) can still enjoy the event by cheering on the teams as they arrive at Madison Park Beach. This is always a lively event for everyone--except the salmon.

Bastille Bash planned for Madison Valley
Madison Valley is leveraging its reputation as a French-themed business district by celebrating Bastille Day this year with a Bash on July 14. There will be live music, food, wine tastings, giveaways and other festivities in honor of France's most important national holiday. The Bash this year will provide support for the Children's Response Center, a program of Harborview Hospital.
Bastille Bash wil begin at 3 and end at 8 p.m.
NW Sports Rehab holds open house Saturday
It's taken a bit longer than planned for the renovation of the space vacated by Spa del Lago (1929 43rd Avenue E.) to be completed, but NW Sports Rehab will be opening next week and hosting an open house this Saturday, June 23, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The new sign is up, the space is virtually complete, and everyone in Madison Park is invited to come down and check things out.
Swim for Life looking for swimmers
Another worthy annual event that calls Madison Park Beach the finish line each year is Swim for Life, which benefits the Puget Sound Blood Center. Registration is still open for teams interested in swimming to support PSBC's Be the Match registry program. We will have more on this event as we get closer to the swim date, August 15.
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