Our Services

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Physical Therapy

  • Treatment of athletic and orthopedic injuries including:

    • Neck

      • Cervicalgia

      • Cervical Radiculopathy

      • Wiplash

    • Shoulder

      • Rotator Cuff Injuries

      • Labrum Injuries

      • Sprains and Strains

      • Little Leaguer’s Shoulder

      • Elbow

      • UCL Sprains

      • Tennis and Golfers Elbow

      • Little Leaguer’s Elbow

    • Wrist

      • Carpal Tunnel

      • Sprains and Strains

    • Low Back

      • Lumbar Radiculopathy/ Sciatica

      • Sprains and Strains

      • SI Joint Pain

    • Hip

      • Joint Pain

      • Labral Injuries

      • Trochanteric Bursitis

      • Hip Flexor Injuries

    • Knee

      • Joint Pain

      • ACL Injuries

      • Meniscal Injuries

      • Quadriceps/ Patellar Tendinopathy

      • Pattelofemoral Pain

      • Osgood-Schlatter Disease

    • Ankle

      • Shin Splints

      • Ankle Sprains

      • Achilles Tendinopathy

      • Calf Strains

    • Foot

      • Plantar Fasciitis

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Performance Training

  • Helping you get faster, stronger and more explosive utilizing:

    • Strength Training

    • Olympic Lifting

    • Cardiovascular Endurance Training

    • Speed and Agility Training

    • Plyometric (Jump) Training

    • Balance and Stability Training

    • Core Strength and Stability Training

    With performance training, we focus on getting athletes to move with proper and efficient mechanics, which can be generalized or more specific to their sport, so they can directly translate this to improved participation in competition.

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Dry Needling

  • Dry Needling is a skilled procedure of using a thin filiform needle to penetrate the skin and stimulate underlying myofascial trigger points, muscles, and connective tissues for the management of neuromusculoskeletal pain and movement impairments.

    This can help with reducing pain, increasing flexibility/ mobility, facilitating improvements in neuromuscular function (like muscle strength and activation) and ultimately improving a person's ability to participate in activity whether that be sport, recreation, or everyday life.

    Dry Needling is often likened to acupuncture, however the use of a needle is the only similarity between the two. To put it simply, acupuncture is based around placing the needle in "meridians" (pathways which energy flows according to Chinese medicine) whereas dry needling involves placing the needling directly into the suspected tissue that is contributing to a person's pain, a more western medicine approach.

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Injury Screens & Workshops

  • Are you a gym owner, coach, or personal trainer looking to provide your clients and players with valuable and professional guidance on injuries and performance to keep them in the gym and on the field? Contact us to set up an injury screen or mobility workshop!
    connect@toptierphysicaltherapy.com