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Juliéanna was wonderful! I went in with some pain in my shoulder, among other spots, and s...more
This was my first time here and I could only squeeze in a 30min appointment with my schedu...more
I love the services here. I've been coming the past few years and while I've primarily wor...more
JULIEANNA, was amazing, so nice, patient and she's great with her hands, Everything was wo...more
Jared is the definition of professionalism. From the moment you walk in, he sets a standar...more
Jared was amazing. He worked on my targeted areas of my shoulders.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Treatments are performed clothed; please wear comfortable, breathable athletic clothing that allows easy movement. Shorts and a fitted top are ideal. Bring layers if needed and clean socks. Inform your therapist of any mobility restrictions before starting.
Yes. Sports Therapy is adaptable for beginners, recreational athletes, and elite performers. Your therapist will assess mobility, strength, and goals, then tailor pressure, techniques, and exercise prescriptions to match your experience level and training demands.
Frequency depends on your training load, current injuries, and goals. Many athletes start weekly sessions for three to six weeks, then shift to biweekly or monthly maintenance. Your therapist will recommend an individualized plan based on progress and competition schedule.
You may feel deep pressure or brief discomfort during treatment, especially when addressing tight tissues. Therapists use communication and graded techniques to manage intensity. Mild soreness afterward is normal; stretching, hydration, and rest ease recovery.
Yes. Sessions address common sports injuries like strains, tendinopathies, and joint restrictions through hands-on care, corrective exercises, and mobility drills. Complex conditions may be referred for imaging or specialist care when necessary.
Bring comfortable athletic clothing, water, your training schedule, and any relevant medical notes or referrals. If you use orthotics or braces, bring them. Arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss goals with your therapist.