EVIDENCE-BASED REHAB ON YOUR TIME, AT YOUR
GYM OR HOME
YOUTUBE AND INSTAGRAM WILL ONLY TAKE YOU SO FAR
If you’re tired of modifying workouts, avoiding movements and dealing with nagging injuries that seem to get better only to pop up again remote rehab may be your answer. Get your rehab program, tailored to you by a Performance Doctor of Physical Therapy.
IS THIS YOU?
You’ve been training for years and are self sufficient in the gym
You’ve been to traditional PT but quickly outgrew the exercises you were given
You were directed to return to sport by “just taking it easy” and not given a clear direction
You are feeling lost without direction on how to get back to high performance
You are starting to lose hope that you will ever return back to what you love doing
If so, keep reading!
I can’t say enough good things about Nicole. After choosing to avoid surgery on my left shoulder I began PT with Nicole remotely. I had been doing CrossFit for the past few years and wanted to continue. With her programming I was given modifications to use during WODS while we worked on building strength and mobility in my shoulder. I never felt like I was missing out on a workout and she always catered specifically to my goals. Nicole was super responsive to any questions that I had and understanding when life got in the way. You couldn’t ask for a better PT!
Melissa W.
A cookie-cutter program
Having waste time driving to appointments or being “watched” exercising
Working with someone who doesn’t understand what you do
Being told that maybe you should just swim, do yoga or lift lighter weights (if that is not what you WANT)
The same exercise given to you for weeks or months
WHAT YOU ARE NOT LOOKING FOR:
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR:
A custom plan tailored to your unique needs
Ability to perform rehab at home or your own gym, at a time that suits you
A performance based PT who you can lean on when there are bumps in the road
Getting back to performance at the same level or higher than you once were
Clear direction on when you should progress and criteria to do so