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Every runner deals with aches and pains. What you might not have considered is that your body mechanics, the way that your body moves in space and hits the ground when you run, are having a tremendous impact on your performance and your potential for injury over time. Check out how the following runners crossed the finish line of recovery.

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Dorine Lake Placid, NY knee Image Knee Revision Surgery
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Erin Tokyo, Japan hip Image Hip Dislocation
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Juli-Anne Garden City, NY hip Image Hip Injury/Condition
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Michael Riverside, CT hip Image Hip Labral Tear
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Jack New York, NY spine Image Spine Injury/Condition
Laura New York, NY

"I am now almost five months post surgery and have been pain free ever since. While I am not quite "bionic", I was able to return to all impact activities. "

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Daniel New York, NY hip Image Hip Resurfacing
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Jorge Jersey City, NJ hip Image Hip Impingement
Stefanie Philadelphia, PA

"The staff at HSS were amazing and took excellent care of me. After rigorous physical therapy and my favorite, Active Release Therapy, I was able to slowly increase my activity levels. Now, I am running 25K trail runs, hiking the Presidential Traverse, and completing high intensity workouts. I am in better shape than I was before I even started having hip pain!"

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Jennifer Brooklyn, NY hip Image Hip Replacement
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Holly Windsor, NY knee Image ACL Injury
Xochitl New York, NY

"In June 2013, I was in an exercise class when I had a sudden pain in my left hip. At first, I thought I had pulled a muscle in my groin. After I realized I had a more serious problem, I looked up the best hip doctors in New York City and found Dr. Buly (and HSS). Dr. Buly immediately diagnosed me with torn labrums and femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) in both hips. At first, I thought I might never run again. I was wrong. "

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