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Physical Therapy - Performance - Triathlon Coaching
Muscle / Joint Pain
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Pain Science, Dry Needling
Movement Specialists
Improving how the joint is loaded works wonders on painful joints.
Pain Science, Dry Needling
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Pain Science, Dry Needling
Pain is complex, we can help simplify it.
Up to 95% of chronic pain conditions have an active trigger point that needs to be released to improve movement, Dry Needling during physical therapy is a quick way to achieve this.
USA Triathlon Certified Coach
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Triathletes: Struggling more than you need? Remove struggle, train smart.
The Best Training Plan is the one you can sustain.
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Bone Health - Osteoporosis, Osteopenia
Bone loss? We have a Bone Health Program to help slow bone loss and in some cases improve bone density. Osteoporosis and Osteopenia can be scary, let us help!
BFR - Post-Op Rehab
Dizziness - Headaches
BFR - Post-Op Rehab
Muscle loss leads to pain and disability
Strength is difficult to get back because you have to load the joints. Using BFR we can reduce the load on the joints while achieving improved strength. This is great for post-operative rehab.
Instrument Assisted
Dizziness - Headaches
BFR - Post-Op Rehab
Are adhesions holding you back?
Overused, weak muscles can develop small bumps that can restrict movement.
Tools help to improve mobility during physical therapy.
Dizziness - Headaches
Dizziness - Headaches
Dizziness - Headaches
Dizziness can be debilitating.
Simple physical therapy maneuvers can reduce dizziness and get you back to feeling yourself.
Let's start solving it today.
Functional Cupping
Dizziness - Headaches
Dizziness - Headaches
Increase Blood Flow
Cupping with movement increases blood flow to the area to improve your mobility and reduce muscle tightness.
Vestibular Treatment
Infrared Goggles
What Are Infrared Goggles in Vestibular Physical Therapy?
Infrared goggles are special goggles that help your physical therapist see exactly how your eyes move when you’re dizzy or off-balance. They look kind of like big ski goggles, but they have tiny infrared cameras inside.
Why Are They Used?
When someone has a vestibular (inner ear) problem, their eyes often make small, fast movements called nystagmus. These movements can be really hard to see in normal light.
The goggles help by:
- Making the room dark for you so you can’t use your vision to “steady” yourself.
- Lighting your eyes with infrared light (which you can’t see) so the therapist can watch your eye movements on a screen.
- Showing your eye movements clearly so the therapist can figure out what part of your balance system is having trouble.
How Do They Help with Diagnosis and Treatment?
- They help the therapist identify the exact inner ear problem, like BPPV (the crystals being out of place) or other vestibular disorders.
- Once the therapist sees the eye movements, they know which treatment maneuver or exercise is needed.
- They basically give the therapist a “zoomed-in,” super-clear view of what your eyes are doing when your inner ear is sending confusing signals.
Easy Way to Think About It
It’s like night-vision goggles for your eyes, but instead of helping you see in the dark, they help the therapist see your eye movements in a detailed way so they can help fix your dizziness.