Sportsmedicine has grown over the past decade, and there are many options available in seeking treatment of sports related injuries. However, few practitioners are actually dedicated to participating in the sports that lead to many of the injuries that they treat. Studies have proven that two-thirds of all running injuries are training related. Thus, knowing whether a particular injury is biomechanically based, equipment related, and/or training related is an important aspect of successful rehab. Going to a therapist who looks beyond the obvious pathology is a critical part of successful rehab. We believe going to a therapist who does exactly what you do is extremely important and has the following benefits:

1. We won't always tell you to stop participating in your sport . . . our goal is your goal: keep training and competing.
2. We spend time watching you perform your sport . . . Does your current therapist do this?
3. We understand the nuances of serious training . . . Let's get real, most therapists/doctors don't.
4. We love training and competing as much as you do . . . Translation: We share your addiction.