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We break down the exact lift that’s bothering you.
Shoulders, knees, and low backs take the brunt of high-volume training. A cause-first evaluation finds what’s driving the pain so your plan works around the lifts you don’t want to give up.
What It Is
High-volume training rewards you for pushing through, right up until a shoulder, knee, or low back stops letting you. The overhead position in a snatch or the bottom of a heavy squat exposes a limitation fast.
A cause-first evaluation looks at the actual barbell or gymnastics movement that’s bothering you, not just the joint that hurts. Dr. Peter Dionisopoulos, PT, DPT breaks down your mechanics to find what’s really driving it.
Your plan works around the movements you don’t want to give up, one-on-one, every visit. You keep training instead of sitting the whole program out.
A plan that keeps you training, not sitting out
What It Helps
These are the spots that take the most load in barbell and gymnastics work.
What A Session Looks Like
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We break down the exact lift that’s bothering you.
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You get hands-on treatment for what the movement exposed.
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We modify the movement so you can keep training.
Why It Works
A plan that keeps you training, not sitting out.
Movement-specific evaluation for barbell and gymnastics work.
One-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, every visit.
A cause-first evaluation, not a generic protocol.
Questions, Answered
Usually not. Most plans modify the specific movement that’s aggravating things while keeping the rest of your training going. That’s based on what your cause-first evaluation actually finds.
No. The goal is to keep you training, not sideline you. Dr. Peter Dionisopoulos finds the mechanical issue behind the pain and builds a plan around your specific lifts, not a blanket rest order.
It depends on your plan. We verify your exact benefits before your first visit, so there’s no surprise on your bill. Questions before then? Call us at 401-702-0293.
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Request a time and a real person calls you back, usually within two business hours. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.
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