Core ReaXion, a new class from Mike

Friday, October 28th, 2011 At 9:00 pm

Core Reaxion’s mobility class was designed specifically to address mobility issues that Mike and Scott were seeing in their patients and athletes. This class will focus on increasing the mobility of each of the major joints of the body, as well as, focusing on the causations of immobility.

This progressive four week program is specifically designed to incorporate a total body approach that addresses all the elements that limit the body’s fluid natural movement. Some of the key elements to be addressed are soft tissue/joint capsule restriction, muscle imbalance issues, and how these factors lead to immobility and dysfunctional movement patterns.

This class will provide the participants with the tools they need to revitalize their total body energy dynamic. Join Mike and Scott for this four week course and rediscover what happy and healthy feels like. 

Classes to begin on November 14, 2011.  Call Capitol Rehab at 540-665-4444.

Custom Orthotics Special

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010 At 4:25 pm

September Orthotics Special

The temperateture this morning was a balmy 51 degrees!  This is perfect weather for a walk  or to start that running routine.  Don’t let the aches and pains of improper gait stop you.  Remember the foot is the foundation of our bodies.  Support it well.

Our Custom Orthotics Lab, Footlevelers, is offering a “September Special” on custom made orthotics and we are passing the savings along to you.

• Re-Orders for any orthotic $160.00
• New Orders of any orthotics, including in house orthotic scan, an incredible $233.00

These prices include any level of orthotics. (excludes elite energy)  That is a savings of up to $100.00. 

Call 540-665-4444 to place a re-order or simply stop by before the sale ends.

New Article: Plantar Fascitis & Other Lower Leg Injuries

Monday, February 15th, 2010 At 9:45 pm

Whether your injury is plantar fascitis, achilles tendonitis, knee tendonitis, or any other inflammatory disorder, they all have one thing in common, the lower kinetic chain. Essentially, the lower kinetic chain is a stack of joints starting in the foot, and rising through the ankle, knee, hip, and lower back. The relationship is very important to understand and address when treating any lower extremity injury.

Learn more via Dr. Doepper’s newly authored article:

Plantar Fascitis & Other Lower Leg Injuries