BELDING PHYSICAL THERAPY

Belding Physical Therapy provides manual therapy techniques that enhance joint and soft tissue function and compliment this with medical exercise therapy.

Belding Physical Therapy, Reno Sparks, is committed to providing optimal treatment to restore function, well-being, and to return you to an active and productive lifestyle. We emphasize manual therapy techniques to enhance joint and soft tissue function and compliment this with medical exercise therapy. We are also committed to translate our treatment philosophies into real-life by educating you in proper postural habits, ergonomical habits, and general body awareness.

Medical Exercise Therapy (MET)

This is a way to properly institute an exercise program based on the specific dysfunction. MET incorporates specific sets, repetitions, and resistance in accordance to the nature of the involved tissue and the desired therapeutic outcome.

For example, you may be instructed to do 2 sets of 30 repetitions of an exercise to promote proper blood flow to a given muscle to achieve a specific goal instead of just going through the motions and doing the common 3 sets of 10 reps.

Manual Therapy:

Spine Related.

Low back pain.

Neck pain.

Stenosis.

Herniated/bulging disc.

Sacroiliac joint dysfunction.

Extremity Related:

Carpal tunnel syndrome.

Tennis elbow.

Shoulder impingemen.

Patello-femoral dysfunction.

Plantar fasciitis.

Others:

Headaches.

Migraines.

Rib dysfunction (costochondritis).

Orthopaedic Rehab:

Athletic Injury.

Post Surgical.

Failed Injury.

Repetitive Stress Injury.

Clint Belding is the owner of Belding Physical Therapy located in Sparks, Nevada. He is a third generation Northern Nevadan. He attended Robert McQueen High School, where he excelled in sports, a three sport letterman, and academics. He went on to play college baseball, while obtaining his Associates in Health Sciences in Kansas in 1997. He earned a Bachelors in Kinesiology from UNLV in 1999, and then finished his academics with a Masters in Physical Therapy from UNLV in 2002.

He started his career in physical therapy at Reno Orthopedic Clinic, then worked at Barbieri Manual Therapy before opening his private practice in 2007. His work experience has introduced him to orthopaedic rehabilitation and manual therapy.

His knowledge in manual therapy has also been expanded through his participation in a two-year Silver Series course through the URSA Foundation. This continuing education emphasizes advanced knowledge in embryology as it pertains to human anatomy and manual therapy techniques.