Climbing Injuries
Finger pulley strains, climber’s elbow and shoulder issues — treated by a PT who understands Boulder climbing.
A resident Doctor of Physical Therapy practices on-site at ONE Boulder Fitness — 1800 Broadway — through Atomic Physical Therapy. Sports rehab, climbing and running injuries, and dry needling, connected directly to the floor you train on and the recovery suite you use. Rehab, train and recover in one place.
Finger pulley strains, climber’s elbow and shoulder issues — treated by a PT who understands Boulder climbing.
Runner’s knee, IT band, Achilles and gait analysis — return-to-run planning for Boulder’s roads and trails.
Functional dry needling for tight, stubborn muscle tension as part of a broader rehab plan.
No clinic across town can match it: your PT can watch how you move on the same floor you train on, coordinate with your trainer, and send you straight to the sauna and cold plunge. Care that’s continuous instead of scattered.

Physical therapy is provided on-site by Atomic Physical Therapy. We’ll connect you directly to book — no gym membership required.
Colorado allows direct access to physical therapy, so in most cases you can be seen without a physician referral. Insurance rules vary — we’ll help you check.
No. The resident practice sees clients who aren’t members. Members simply get seamless, one-roof care.
Yes — climbing injuries (finger pulleys, climber’s elbow) and running injuries (runner’s knee, IT band, gait) are core focuses.
A technique using thin filament needles to release tight muscle tissue and trigger points, used alongside hands-on therapy and exercise.