Shelby Hyde

PT, DPT

Practice Manager | Physical Therapist

About

Shelby graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Northern Arizona University following a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from Boise State University. Shelby has received significant training in a variety of manual therapy-based techniques. Shelby provides care within the Fascial Distortion Model after multiple courses and individualized mentorship under nationally recognized leaders in the field. Shelby’s wide variety of treatment also includes certification in Dry Needling as well as Blood Flow Restriction.

Being a marathon runner, Shelby has a personal understanding of the value of physical movement in life. This passion makes his priority to get you back to what you love whether that is running marathons or keeping up with your garden. To accomplish this Shelby aims to create individualized treatment plans that will optimize your return to function through evidence-based treatments.

Shelby grew up in Twin Falls, Idaho and fell in love with Boise after attending school at Boise State. In his spare time, you will often find Shelby running to prepare for another race, playing basketball, watching college football, and enjoying time with his family.

Education

Northern Arizona University, Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Hometown

Twin Falls, Idaho

Recent Blog Posts

Our educational blogs draw on the expertise and experience of our therapists, bringing you the information you need to pursue an active, healthy, and pain-free life.
An essential that often is overlooked in the running community is a good stretching program to complement all the miles that are logged during training.
We need to remember the value of stretching as an essential piece of a great running program. While we often think of static stretching, we need to also include dynamic stretching as part of a proper running warm-up.
When it comes to stretching there are dozens of theories and ideas around stretching principles and ideal programs. Learn how to keep yourself healthy and well during the long fall and winter training to reach your running goals.

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