Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy
Sports physical therapy is a specialized practice that focuses on prevention, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement for those who are physically active.
At Bryan outpatient rehabilitation, our sports physical therapists bring experience and specialized care to help restore your physical ability.
Common Sports Injuries Treated
Head/Neck
Cervical strain/sprain
Brachial plexus irritations
Knee
ACL injuries
Collateral ligament sprain
IT band irritations
Jumper's knee
Meniscal injuries
Osgood-Schlatter’s
Patella-femoral syndrome
PCL sprains
Leg, Foot and Ankle
Achilles tendinitis
Ankle sprains
Hip pain and impingement
Plantar fasciitis
Shin splints
Turf toe
Shoulder and Arms
Adhesive capsulitis
Rotator cuff impingement
Rotator cuff tendinitis
Shoulder instability
Tennis elbow
DeQuervain’s Syndrome
AC joint arthritis and injury
Prevention
The practice of sports physical therapy includes interventions that help prevent injuries; if an injury occurs, it helps you continue your pursuits with minimal disruptions. Areas of this practice include:
- Pre-participation screening
- Equipment recommendations
- Cardiovascular fitness programs
Evaluation
Our sports physical therapists are highly skilled in evaluating active and chronic injuries. A hallmark of this practice is assessing surgical and non-surgical injuries in order to help you safely return to activity.
Treatment and Rehabilitation
Treatment and rehabilitation of neuromusculoskeletal injuries is at the center of sports physical therapy practice. In a team approach with physicians, our sports physical therapists design and implement programs to manage your disorders no matter your age or physical abilities, including your physical disabilities.
Performance Enhancement
Our sports physical therapists can help you improve your performance in a variety of ways. The foundation of performance enhancement is provided by a thorough evaluation of the body, including muscles, joints, heart and lungs. The results of this evaluation are compiled to outline strengths and weaknesses in your physical profile. This is used to create a specific training regime for you. Follow-up evaluations can determine further training program changes.
Areas of deficiency in:
- Flexibility
- Muscular strength
- Endurance
- Aerobic/anaerobic systems