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Sports Injuries

Our Sports Injury Rehab Program

Our therapy and coaching staff are current and former athletes that have a passion for sports and work extremely hard to get our patients back on the field where they belong. We can empathize with our patients because we know how important sports can be to our happiness and enjoyment of life.

Many of our patients are amazed at the intensity of our sports rehab program. We progress patients as rapidly as possible and challenge them in the clinic to prepare them for the rigors of their sport. Too often athletes get a rehab program that restores the range of motion and strength needed for return to a normal life, and not the demands of sport.

2 Keys of Sports Injury Rehabilitation

 

1.) Determine what led to the injury in the first place so you can eliminate it and reduce re-injury risk.

2.) Rehab the existing injury so well that you can confidently return to sports without fear.

We treat all sports injuries from ACL and MCL tears, ankle sprains, labral tears of the shoulder and hip, throwing injuries to the elbow and shoulder, patellar dislocations, overuse injuries from running or overtraining in the gym, back and neck injuries due to contact and non-contact sports, and everything else that could go wrong when participating in or training for your sport. We make sure we push our patients in the safety of our gym so they can avoid injuries on the field of play.

Avoid injuries and restore strength.

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What our clients are saying

“Thanks again Jack as competitive golf is actually a team sport, you are an important member of my team and it all starts with an offseason training regiment to which you keep me on.”

 — Marty Behm,

“Thanks to Jack Digwood’s method of evaluation, program design and careful implementation, I am healthier and GOLF stronger than I was 10 years ago and as I approach 50, it’s my work with Jack that keeps my game competitive with opponents more than half my age.”

 — Todd Vonderheid,
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