Sherry, I want to thank you and everyone at MIHP for helping me to achieve my goal of a 2:45.00 finish time. Thanks to a pain free run I was able to achieve my goal and participate in a great race... They all should be proud of their contributions in getting me across the finish line in one piece. (I was even able to run with another Team in Training Athlete for encouragement as she crossed the finish line).
Date of feedback: January 21, 2010
By: Robert H. Nichol Jr.
Nations Triathlon
I want to thank you for your wonderful work last week and giving me a successful DWD 50K. I had absolutely NO hip pain and even no aches and pains beyond what you would get from running for 31 miles. All I have today is a little stiffness if I sit still too long, but I feel GREAT! I finished the run in 8:43:07 and came in 45 minutes before I was "expected". I managed to finish right about where I expected given the conditions. The trail was very soft and unrunable in certain areas, but very gentle on the joints! Thanks again!
Date of feedback: November 30, 2008
By: Lisa -
Hip and DWD 50K (Dances with Dirt)
I wanted to be off medication and I am. I feel stronger and, as an added benefit, I lost 12 lbs! I always felt safe. This was important to me because of a back problem. Tracy (MIHP Personal Trainer) was always watching and assessing. Without her encouragement, I never would have achieved what I did.
By: Diane Zukowski, RN
Participant in MIHP's 3-month Performance Enhancement Program
I thought I would have to abandon my goal of completing an Ironman triathlon when I developed a stress fracture in my femur from high-mileage running. My doctor determined that s light leg length discrepancy was a contributing factor. He thought that with proper physical therapy, however, I could strengthen muscles in a way that would compensate for my condition and allow me to resume training. With only 5 months to go until my rac e, I was concerned that I would not be able to recover from the fracture, complete physical therapy and recondition myself for marathon-distance running. The therapists at MIHP developed a specialized program for me that included yoga stretching, isolated muscle training, circuit workouts and a gradual increase in running mileage. Over a period of 14 weeks, I was able to return to long-distance running. In September 2004, I successfully completed Ironman Wisconsin with no leg pain or injury.
By: Renee Kole
42-year old, wife, mother of 2, Ironman Triathlete
Hopefully business for you guys is going good and your business will continue to grow. Thanks again for the attention that you guys were able to provide me when things were not going well. It was a great experience.
By: Nick Cordes
Professional Distance Runner, Hansons-Brooks Olympic Distance Project
I will NEVER NOT do my MIHP exercises. They are crazy - but they work!
Date of feedback: November 30, 2007
By: Jaro Horvath
Comerica investment banker/triathlete (After running 16 miles pain-free in training for an upcoming triathalon.)
Can we duplicate your shop in Waterford or Clarkston? I'll invest!
By: John Casey
Biomechanical assessment and training for 2003 Detroit Free Press Marathon.
