Yale residency trained | Andrews Sports Medicine fellowship trained
Aneesh Garg, DO, CAQ · Double board-certified Sports Medicine and Internal Medicine
Clinic at 1790 30th Street, Suite 270, Boulder CO 80301.
Knee pain is the single most common reason active Boulder patients come through this clinic. Long descents off the Flatirons, high weekly running mileage on the Boulder Creek Path, cycling climbs up Flagstaff, ski bumps at Eldora, and the deep loading from climbing and bouldering all place the knee under repeat stress. Most patients arrive after an MRI showed a meniscus tear, cartilage damage, or early osteoarthritis, and after a surgeon recommended scope, injection cycles, or a wait-and-see approach. Cortisone may mute the pain for a few weeks, but it does not repair the underlying tissue. Dynamic PRP+ for knee pain is built differently. High-dose, multi-spin platelet-rich plasma is placed precisely under ultrasound into the meniscus, joint space, or surrounding tendon, paired with shockwave priming to prepare the tissue for a stronger healing response. The goal is not symptom suppression. The goal is lasting return to the activity that defines your life in Boulder.
In a painful knee, the problem is usually a combination: irritated synovium, compromised cartilage, a degenerative meniscus, or a failing patellar or quadriceps tendon. Dynamic PRP+ addresses each of these directly. The multi-spin protocol yields a higher platelet concentration than single-spin PRP, which corresponds with stronger growth factor release into the joint. Ultrasound guidance places the injection exactly where the pathology is: into the joint capsule for arthritis, into the meniscus itself for a tear, or along the patellar tendon for tendinopathy.
Shockwave priming before the injection increases local vascularity and activates resident healing cells so the PRP lands in more receptive tissue. For more severe cartilage loss, Dynamic PRP+ is paired with Dynamic Stem Cell+ (BMA or MFAT) for deeper structural biologic support. Most Boulder patients return to running, cycling, hiking, and skiing over the following three months with a progressive, individualized return-to-activity plan. Learn more about Dynamic PRP+.
Over 90% of our patients self-report a 75% or greater improvement following treatment.
“I had shockwave, magnetic, and PRP injections that have greatly improved my knee without having an invasive surgery.”
Dr. Aneesh Garg, DO, CAQ is a double board-certified Sports Medicine physician and the Sports Medicine and Regenerative Physician and Founder of Dynamic Athlete Sports Medicine and Regenerative Orthopaedics in Boulder, Colorado.
He completed his residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital and his Sports Medicine fellowship at the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) within the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center. Dr. Garg currently serves as Team Physician for USA Hockey and Team Physician for U.S. Soccer. He serves as Founder and Medical Director of the American Shockwave Training Institute (ASTI).
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For many patients, yes. Dynamic PRP+ has successfully treated meniscus tears, early osteoarthritis, and patellar tendinopathy as alternatives to scope or replacement. Surgery is sometimes the right answer, but it should not be the first answer. Dr. Garg reviews your imaging, pain pattern, and activity goals to determine whether PRP, stem cell, or surgical referral is appropriate.
Most patients resume light activity within a few days and return to full training over six to twelve weeks depending on the severity of the knee condition. Dr. Garg builds a return-to-activity plan based on your sport demands in Boulder, whether that is trail running, cycling Flagstaff, or ski season readiness.
Yes. Our Boulder clinic at 1790 30th Street serves the entire Front Range. Most patients from Longmont reach us in 20 minutes, from Louisville or Superior in 15 minutes, and from Broomfield in 20 minutes. Dynamic PRP+ for knee pain is delivered the same way regardless of where you drive from.
Book a consultation with Aneesh Garg, DO, CAQ. Founder of Dynamic Athlete Sports Medicine & Regenerative Orthopaedics. Yale residency trained. Andrews Sports Medicine fellowship trained. Double board-certified Sports Medicine and Internal Medicine. Team Physician USA Hockey and U.S. Soccer. Founder/Medical Director of ASTI.
1790 30th Street, Suite 270, Boulder, CO 80301 Serving Boulder, Longmont, Louisville, Broomfield, Superior, and Erie.
Founder, Sports Medicine & Regenerative Physician
Dr. Garg is double board-certified in Sports Medicine and Internal Medicine. He completed his residency at Yale School of Medicine and his sports medicine fellowship at the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center (ASMI) in 2015, the same institution that treats MLB, NFL, and NCAA athletes. He serves as Team Physician for USA Hockey and U.S. Soccer, and is the Founder and Medical Director of the American Shockwave Training Institute (ASTI). Dr. Garg is teaching faculty at the Regenerative Medicine Training Institute (RMTI) and Rocky Vista University. He developed the Dynamic PRP+, Dynamic Stem Cell+, Dynamic Shockwave+, Dynamic Core+, and Dynamic Mind+ protocols used at this practice. Learn more about Dr. Garg’s credentials and training.
Physician Assistant
McKenna works alongside Dr. Garg in all aspects of clinical care, from patient evaluation through regenerative procedures. She is trained in our proprietary Dynamic PRP+, Dynamic Shockwave+, and Dynamic Core+ protocols under Dr. Garg’s direct supervision. At Dynamic Athlete, our PA does not operate independently on regenerative cases. McKenna works under the same physician who designed the treatment plan, ensuring consistency and precision at every step.
Practice Manager
Nicole manages all non-clinical operations at Dynamic Athlete. With backgrounds in both interior design and business, she transformed the clinic space into the boutique sports medicine environment our patients experience today. Nicole handles scheduling, insurance coordination, and practice operations, bringing a level of personal attention and genuine hospitality that patients notice the moment they walk in.
Clinical Coordinator
Tara coordinates your clinical journey from initial consultation through follow-up care. When your treatment plan involves multiple modalities, such as Dynamic Shockwave+ combined with Dynamic PRP+, Tara manages the scheduling, communication, and logistics so nothing falls through the cracks. She is your primary point of contact between appointments.
Therapy Puppy
Mila is an official member of the Dynamic Athlete team. She greets patients, reduces anxiety, and helps create the welcoming environment that distinguishes our practice from a typical medical office. Every detail at Dynamic Athlete, from Mila to the office design, is built around making your experience as comfortable as your treatment is effective.