Elite Physical Therapy combines hands-on manual therapy with movement education and training to provide their patients with an individualized treatment plan. By utilizing our advanced OMPT training and asking you some important questions we are able to find the source of your symptoms. Each treatment at Elite Physical Therapy will consist of a combination of hands-on functional massage, joint mobilization, and/or joint manipulation as indicated. These treatment techniques will have a focus of decreasing pain, improving range of motion, and restoring function. All manual therapy techniques performed are safe and specific to allow for the most effective and efficient treatment possible.

As movement experts, we often see athletes and active individuals pre and post-injury due to performing repetitive movement patterns. Athletes commonly present with musculoskeletal impairments including muscle length restrictions, joint restrictions, strength imbalances, and improper movement patterns that have been limiting their ability to perform at the level they are capable of. Elite Physical Therapy takes pride in finding and addressing these impairments to help all types of athletes take their performance to the next level. Our goal is to work with the athlete, coaches, and medical doctor to address the above impairments and help each athlete return to their sport stronger than they were before.

At Elite Physical Therapy, we not only want to decrease your pain, but also improve your strength, performance, function, and quality of life. In order to achieve this goal, we utilize the improved range of motion and joint mobility achieved with manual therapy to carry over to specific strength training / functional training. This training focuses on forming proper movement patterns to avoid further compensatory movements and maintain a pain free life.

Suspension training is a form of bodyweight training that allows for varying intensities of strength, coordination, and core stabilization training. Elite Physical Therapy utilizes suspension systems to assist with manual intervention, decrease the stress placed on joints while strengthening, and challenge a patient’s strength and endurance by creating an unstable surface.