The honest version
Cleared-for-sport decisions anchored in load data, capacity tests, and skill regressions — not calendar weeks.
Read more →A gymnastics-specific sports PT clinic. Innovative Physical Therapy rehabs injuries — without pulling athletes off the floor for a season unnecessarily.
Every protocol assumes the athlete is going back to bars, beam, vault, and floor — not to "light activity."
Cleared-for-sport decisions anchored in load data, capacity tests, and skill regressions — not calendar weeks.
Read more →Weight-bearing through the arms is constant in gymnastics. Rehab happens on the apparatus, not in a chair.
Read more →Repetitive extension loading comes with the sport. Honest answers about what is going on, and a plan that accounts for it.
Read more →Landing volume is high and the tissue has to tolerate it. Tumbling progressions are tested before the athlete tumbles.
Read more →Overhead and support loads on bars and beam. Capacity and control built around the demands of the event.
Read more →A screen that finds load tolerances before the competition season demands them.
Read more →Good rehab should feel like coaching — the athlete knows what the current focus is, and what comes next.
A 60-minute eval that includes functional movements, objective testing, and attention to patient goals.
The clinic measures where the athlete's wrist, shoulder, lower back, or ankle — and the athlete's routines — are right now. Numbers, not vibes.
Three things to work on this week, the why behind them, and the threshold that says the athlete is ready for the next step.
Skill regressions, dosed reintroduction, and a real cleared-for-routines call — talked through with the coach when indicated.
Book a 60-minute evaluation. Walk away with a real plan — not a handout and a "come back in two weeks."
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