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The perfect place — TOSH helps athletes meet their goals

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Michael Chandler | 1:38 p.m. Oct. 4, 2007
Kudos to Heiden and Testa and others at TOSH to bring this caliber of athletic camp to SLC. I live and ride in the St. George area, a much better locale for riding than SLC-in my opinion. May I enocurage the Dr.'s to bring their expertise to St. George, especially during the Senior Games. We masters can benefit from their training,also.
Alan | 3:25 p.m. Oct. 4, 2007
TOSH like most hospitals is not always successful, I had 5 knee surgeries there before they gave up. The surgeries were routine not catastrophic injuries but they were not able to take care of scar tissue build up and continued to operate over and over before giving up and saying there was nothing else to do.

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