Sports Physical Therapy

Ballet dancer at a practice at studio.

Physical Therapy for Dancers: Prevent Injuries & Perform Better

Dancers put high physical demands on their bodies, blending strength, flexibility, and endurance in ways few other athletes do. From repetitive footwork to high-impact landings, the demands of dance can put immense stress on muscles, joints, and connective tissues. While training builds skill, it can increase the risk of overuse injuries, muscle imbalances, and joint […]

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Achieve Breakthrough Results with Physical Therapy for Athletes: Recovery, Performance & Prevention

Physical therapy for athletes, also known as sports physical therapy, is more than just a recovery tool—it is a vital component of improving performance, preventing injuries, and achieving peak physical potential. Whether you are recovering from an injury or seeking to push your abilities to the next level, physical therapy provides tailored solutions to help

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Optimal Golf Performance: Athletic Advantage’s TPI-Certified Approach

As the sun shines brighter over Ohio and the golf greens beckon, there’s a burning desire in every golfer: to perfect their swing, achieve that flawless game, and reach optimal golf performance. With roughly 2 months still left in the golf season, there’s ample opportunity to refine your game. And the upcoming offseason is a

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Runner holding their injured knee

What Is Physical Therapy for Athletes?

According to The Good Body, on average, 100-200 people are seen at an average physical therapy (PT) clinic every week. Most athletes start their PT journey after an injury or surgery. Physical therapy is an effective way to increase athletic performance, especially after a long period of downtime. Plus, it’s not just professional athletes who

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When Can I Return to Sports After a Hamstring Strain?

Hamstring strains are an extremely prevalent injury across many sports and commonly result in athletes taking time away from training to recover. Athletes participating in sports involving high-speed sprinting and kicking (such as soccer, football, track, and dance) are especially vulnerable to injury because of the substantial demands these activities place on the hamstring muscles.

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