Your sport. Our specialty.
Every sport breaks bodies in its own predictable ways — and rewards its own kind of strength. We treat the injuries, rebuild the weak links, and return you to your sport at peak performance.
One page per sport, both sides of the story
Each guide below outlines the injuries we see most in that sport, how we treat them, and how we rebuild athletes to come back stronger. Whether you arrive with a physician referral (insurance-based treatment) or walk in directly for an assessment, it’s the same team of doctors of physical therapy.
Don’t see your sport? We still treat it — our sports injury rehabilitation page covers the approach, or just call us and tell us what hurts.
Sport injury & performance guides
Golf
Golfer's elbow, golf back pain, and the other ways golf breaks down a body — and how we get you back to pain-free rounds.
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Baseball
Throwing elbows, sore shoulders, and hamstring pulls — how we treat baseball's most common injuries and build arms that last a season.
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Hamstring strains, shin splints, and stress injuries — treatment and prevention for sprinters, distance runners, jumpers, and throwers.
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Football
From high-ankle sprains to ACL rehab and post-concussion dizziness — collision-sport recovery for football players at every level.
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Basketball
Ankle sprains, jumper's knee, and ACL rehab — treatment for basketball's jump-and-land injuries at every level.
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Soccer
Groin strains, hamstring pulls, ankle sprains, and ACL rehab — soccer-specific recovery and the strength work that prevents the repeat.
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Lacrosse
Ankle sprains, knee injuries, and shoulder problems from checks — recovery for the fastest-growing sport's most common breakdowns.
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Volleyball
Hitter's shoulder, jumper's knee, and net-landing ankle sprains — recovery for volleyball's overhead-and-airborne injury list.
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Running
Runner's knee, shin splints, IT band pain, and plantar fasciitis — find the cause, fix the mechanics, keep the streak alive.
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Cycling
Cyclist's knee, low back and neck pain, and numb hands — fixing the body and the bike position that's aggravating it.
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Swimming
Swimmer's shoulder, neck pain, and breaststroker's knee — overuse care for the sport with the highest rep count of all.
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Hockey
Groin strains, hip impingement, and shoulder separations — recovery built for the skating stride and the contact that interrupts it.
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