Foot Pain Relief in Fort Collins

Case Study: “I Ditched the Inserts and Ran Pain-Free in Under a
Week”

“I was diagnosed with a Morton’s neuroma in my left foot. The ortho told me to
wear inserts and cut back on exercise. Six months later it was worse. I called
Mark—within minutes he found the real cause of my pain. He looked at it totally
differently than anyone else. I’ve now been pain-free for almost a week, no
inserts, and I even went for a run and had no pain!”
— Tracy V. (Google Review)
Day 1 – MRT assessment pinpointed the muscle chain feeding the neuroma; pain
was completely alleviated in the first appointment.
Under a week – Tracy was back to running pain-free—without orthotics.
“Mark gave me homework and I’m doing it religiously! I’m so glad I called.”

Our Treatment Playbook

Muscle Restoration Therapy

Identifies and corrects muscle dysfunction, restoring
proper mechanics and relieving pain at its source.

Software Therapy

Advanced shock-wave technology that stimulates tissue regeneration, reduces inflammation, and improves circulation in the fascia and heel.

Class IV Laser Therpy

Delivers deep-tissue laser energy to accelerate healing, cutswelling, and ease chronic heel or arch pain.

PEMF Therapy

Pulsed electromagnetic fields re-energize cells and calm persistent nerve irritation for long-standing foot pain.

Acupuncture

Combines traditional needling with modern assessment to reduce pain signals, relax tight muscles, and restore
balance.

Why the Usual Advice Falls Short

Have you ever been told to “just rest and ice,” “buy better orthotics,” or that “a cortisone shot will cure plantar fasciitis”? Maybe you tried one—or all—of these and got only temporary relief, or things even got worse. You’re not alone. Those options focus on symptoms, not the root cause. Most foot-pain “treatments” ignore the actual problem—muscle dysfunction and instability that keep putting stress back on your plantar fascia, heel, or arch. At Muscle Restoration Therapy we take a different approach: we trace pain back to its true source, correct it, and teach you how to keep it corrected—so you
stay pain-free for the long term.

Conditions We Treat

  • Plantar fasciitis (fresh or chronic)
  • “First-step” morning heel pain
  • Morton’s neuroma and ball-of-foot burning
  • Achilles or calf tightness feeding arch pain
  • Top-of-foot or mid-foot strain
  • Bone-spur or “bone-on-bone” pain for clients avoiding surgery
  • Athletes, nurses, teachers—anyone on their feet all day

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    Drug-free, surgery-free solutions. Most plans: 4–8 sessions. Convenient Fort
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    1. How do I relieve pain on the bottom of my foot?
    Short-term: gentle calf/foot mobility and rolling a frozen bottle can ease symptoms, but it’s temporary. Lasting relief comes from restoring proper muscle function in the back, hips, calves, and intrinsic foot muscles so the plantar fascia or heel is no longer overloaded.
    Often the mid-foot joints are compensating because stabilizer muscles in the back, calf, and lower leg aren’t doing their job. Fixing that muscular dysfunction removes the extra pressure on the top-of-foot structures.
    When back, hip, and ankle stabilizers fail to provide proper control, weight shifts to the outer edge of the foot. Restoring proper muscle function re-centers the load and the pain fades.
    Ball-of-foot pain is usually the toe flexors compensating for dysfunction in the back, hips, and calves. Reactivating those muscles balances pressure off the metatarsal heads.
    Walking should be pain-free. Pain tells us muscles along the chain—from back to calf to foot—are dysfunctional or unstable. Training those muscles to work correctly removes compensations and the pain along with them.
    Massage or ice can numb pain briefly, but they only treat the symptom. For a real fix, we use Muscle Restoration Therapy (MRT) first—then SoftWave, Class IV Laser, or PEMF—to restore proper muscle function and promote true tissue healing.
    Heel pain flares when stabilizer muscles aren’t absorbing force. Restoring proper muscle function in the back, hips, calves, and intrinsic foot muscles unloads the heel and speeds healing.
    A dysfunctional core-to-foot chain lets the arch collapse or stiffen excessively. Retraining proper muscle function—from the back and hips down to the arch— brings the foot back to its natural spring.
    Roll the arch lightly and elevate after activity for temporary relief, but to address the root cause of your pain for long-lasting, pain-free results, proper muscle function needs to be restored and retrained using MRT.
    Top-of-foot pain indicates compensations because stabilizers aren’t working correctly. Restoring proper muscle function—from the back down the chain— redistributes pressure so the dorsal foot structures calm down.

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    Feel your best with Muscle Restoration Therapy, If you need relief from tension, help to recover or just want to improve your well-being, this therapy can help and you book a session today and experience the difference.

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    4532 McMurry Ave,
    Suite 204 Fort Collins, CO,
    USA 80525

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    +19704499757

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