Sports Physical Therapy

What is sports physical therapy & why choose scisport?

Sports physical therapy focuses on helping athletes and active individuals recover from injuries, improve their performance, and prevent future injuries. We work with individuals at all levels of activity from recreational athletes to professional competitors to help them return to their sport or activity safely and effectively.

At SciSport, physical therapy goes beyond rehab - it’s performance-driven recovery. Every session is one-on-one, fully hands-on, and tailored by our NFL and D1-experienced physical therapists who blend clinical expertise with advanced technology like VALD performance testing and diagnostic ultrasound.

We don’t just treat injuries - we identify the root cause, restore movement, and rebuild strength to help athletes return stronger, faster, and more resilient than before. This is not traditional PT - it’s elite-level care built for those who demand more.

What Conditions Do You Treat?

Here is a list of some of the most common injuries that we treat:

Sprains and Strains - Injuries to ligaments (sprains) or muscles and tendons (strains) are frequent, especially in sports involving quick movements or heavy lifting

Tendinopathy - Inflammation of tendons, usually due to overuse or repetitive motion

Rotator Cuff Injuries - Damage to the group of muscles and tendons stabilizing the shoulder, often from overhead movements in sports like tennis or baseball

Achilles Tendon Injuries - Inflammation or tears in the tendon at the back of the ankle, often seen in running and jumping sports

Shin Splints - Pain along the shinbone, often due to overuse, particularly in runners or athletes who engage in high-impact activities

Plantar Fasciitis - Inflammation of the tissue along the bottom of the foot, often seen in runners or those who stand for long periods

Back Pain - Strains or muscle imbalances in the lower or upper back due to poor posture, improper technique, or heavy lifting in sports

Close-up of a person's abdomen during medical procedure with multiple electrodes attached, sporting a towel and gray clothing, connected with red and black wires.