Get Back to the Game
Helping you move better, play harder, and return to sport with less pain. Get back to playing the game you love.
Return To Sport
Our return to sport program helps athletes recover from an injury, rehabbing after surgery or addressing persistent pain.
Whether your symptoms are sport-related or not, our physical therapists are here to create a customized plan to help you return stronger, faster, and with more confidence. From improving your daily movements to refining the mechanics of your sport, we focus on helping you reach your goals with care tailored to your specific sport and performance needs.
Video Analysis
Video analysis can help identify movement patterns likely contributing to performance limitations or increasing your risk of reinjury.
A physical therapist will take you through a detailed video assessment tailored to your specific sport. By analyzing how your body moves during critical actions – such as running, cutting, jumping, or pivoting – we can find physical restrictions in your body that may be contributing to deficits, performance limitations, and increased injury risk. Coupling this with a comprehensive physical evaluation, we provide actionable feedback to improve your movement, enhance your athletic performance, and reduce the likelihood of reinjury.
ACL Recovery
Rebuild. Restore. Return.
Recovering from an ACL injury or surgery requires specialized care. Our team understands the unique demands athletes face during ACL rehab and take a comprehensive approach to address the specific needs of your body and sport while minimizing the risk of reinjury.
Group Training
Perfect for teams or schools interested in enhancing their movement to avoid injuries and understand the biomechanics of their sport.
ACL injuries are among the most feared in sports, with rates climbing significantly over the past 15 years. With a focus on preventing these serious injuries, our group training sessions provide athletes with the tools to move better, perform stronger, and stay in the game longer. Utilizing group video analysis, education, and drill prescription, teams can train together to reduce their risk of injury.

