#physio in maple ridge

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If you have a sports injury, contact your Maple Ridge physio We specialize in treating sports-related injuries & motor vehicle accident injuries at Mapplelife.

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THANK YOU

It was simply inspiring witnessing so many chasing their dreams this weekend. Thank you to each of the 435 racers who signed up, to the 227 who made it to the starting line, and to the 191 of them who became DAMn Champions by crossing our Hager City, Wisconsin finish line 242 miles later. This year’s DAMn was a record setting one. A slightly quartering tailwind...almost perfect temperatures...and primo road conditions....the data doesn’t lie. Our complete RESULTS are now posted, but here are some quick stats.

1st Place Men - Chase Wark - 11:43 (new course record!)

2nd Place Men - Chris Stevens - 12:143rd Place Men - Aaron Halfaker - 12:53

1st Place Women - Kate Coward - 15:00 (new women’s record!)

2nd Place Women - Veronica Hudacek - 16:30

3rd Place Women - Tina Olson - 17:31

Fastest Single Speed - Charles Parsons & John Gorrilla (tie)  - 15:35

Lanterne Rouge - Jeremy Mickelson - 23:44 !!!

Thank you to the support crews for taking the time out of their weekends to take part in the insanity. If you haven’t thanked your support crew properly, we encourage you to do so.

Thank you to our sponsors. Thanks to Banjo Brothers providing custom DAMn PPE for all of our racers at check-in. Thanks to Twin Six for giving away a brand new bicycle to our Lanterne Rouge. Thanks to The Hub Cycling Team for their secret trail angel magic. Thanks to Eastlake Craft Brewery for providing those beautiful custom pint glasses for all 191 DAMn Champions...most of them filled with beer. Thanks to HED for the custom printed race numbers. Thanks to Buffalo Ridge for the incredible outdoor check-in experience. Thanks to 1UP USA for giving away a new bike rack! Thanks to TMB Images and Markman Outdoor Photography for being out on the course makin’ pictures. Thanks to State Line Distillery for giving our single speeders something to push a bit harder for. Thanks to Panaracer for donating the tire set door prizes. Thanks to Go Physio for helping our racers better prepare with bike fittings. Thanks to Anderson’s Pure Maple for providing fuel for our racers. ...and last but certainly not least, thanks to Shimano for helping make this year’s finish line, the best DAMn finish line ever!

A massive thanks to the volunteers, Joel, Jackson, Alyssa, Kierstin, John, Michael, Michael, and Nathan. Thanks to all of the communities and businesses along our race course for inviting us in. We know that we ask a lot of each and every one of you and without you saying yes and following through, The Day Across Minnesota would not be possible.

Markman Outdoor Photography already has an amazing photo gallery that just went live! Go find yourself and get some pictures! Expect more galleries coming soon from TMBImages and Scott Rokis.

In closing, we cannot thank you all enough for the thoughtfulness, kindness, and care that you showed for one another this weekend. You all handled this year’s modifications and health guidelines with respect and good spirit. We can’t thank you enough for that. Remember, you all are what makes The Day Across Minnesota so special.

Thank you, Trenton & Erik

[Photo of Kate Coward by David Markman]

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Want to get relief from your pain? Haney Physiotherapy can help you deal with this via physiotherapy .Here, each client is given a proper individualized treatment plan. The ultimate goal is to make each client function in better at their place. Contact us at:-

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My Faith In Humanity Was Instantly Restored After Hearing What This Boy Did For His Friend. Kids Can Be Amazing.

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My Faith In Humanity Was Instantly Restored After Hearing What This Boy Did For His Friend. Kids Can Be Amazing.

Quinn Callander and Brayden Grozdanich, two Canadian 7 year-olds, are best friends. Since kindergarten, they have been inseperable. Their friendship alone would be enough to be inspiring, but what happened between them recently may just bring you to tears. It’s THAT good. Brayden has cerebral palsy. Because of his condition, his right arm and leg don’t work correctly. He has been going through painful physiotherapy, but he doesn’t have to. There is an expensive surgery available that could help him walk. When his best friend heard about the surgery, he decided to do something about it. At just 7 years-old, Quinn decided to try to raise money for Brayden… And he did.

Quinn began raising money by starting a lemonade stand.

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Both families thought it was good for the boys to work together.

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They were excited to try to raise this money.

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On July 6, they began selling lemonade outside of grocery store in Maple Ridge.

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The community instantly supported the boys, moved by their goals.

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Quinn’s mother, Heather Roney, knew that the lemonade stand wouldn’t be enough to help Brayden.

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So she pitched in by building a crowd-funding campaign for the little boy.

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In the end, Quinn and his family were able to raise over $55,000 for his best friend.

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This is the kind of love and friendship that lasts a lifetime.

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On Brayden’s YouCaring site, a letter from Quinn was posted for all to see: “Hi my name is Quinn, and this is my buddy Brayden. We are both 7 years old. We go to the same school and we are in Beaver Scouts together. Brayden has Cerebral Palsy, this makes it challenging for him to walk well because his muscles are very tight. Sometimes he can’t keep up with the rest of the other Beavers and he falls down a lot. Brayden get’s daily physio therapy to keep him walking. Sometimes it really hurts him. When I was at his physio, I tried to keep Brayden calm when he was in pain. My Mom told me Brayden is going to have a special surgery to help release the muscle tightness and spastic action. The surgery is not done here in Canada, only in the USA. Brayden and his Mom will be travelling there in August for the operation. Since the surgery is not done in Canada, Braydens Mom and Dad have to pay for it. The surgery will cost $20,000. Please help me raise money to help my friend Brayden, he is a really good guy. Thank you Love Quinn” If you’d like to help out Brayden yourself, visit his campaign’s website. Even if you can’t, share this article so that other people know the amazing thing that Quinn did for his friend. Faith in humanity = RESTORED.

Read more: http://viralnova.com/boy-raises-money-for-friend/

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Massage therapy, especially when combined with physiotherapy services, is a great way to stay flexible and move comfortably.

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