Focused, One-on-One
Cycling PainPhysical Therapy
No Medication. No Painful Injections.
Do you have pain when you ride? Our expert Doctors of Physical Therapy understand the pain that comes alongside cycling. How? Because they’ve been there, too. Get to the root cause of your pain and get back to riding comfortably.
Our Treatment Method
How We Treat Cycling Pain
As fellow cyclists, we’re aware of the stresses that prolonged hours on a bike take on your body. So we’ll get you on our bike and see how you move while you ride. We focus on your postures and compare them to what muscles or body areas may be weak. This allows us to address those areas specifically and work with you to make a more comfortable, more enjoyable ride.
Don't wait weeks
No Wait Times, We Can Schedule You Sooner
Your pain isn't waiting, so you shouldn't have to either.
We have a team of dedicated, experienced Physical Therapists standing by to help. Reach out to our team and get an appointment scheduled as quickly as you can fit it in your schedule.
How are We Qualified?
We’re Passionate About Cycling & Physical Therapy
When we’re not treating patients, you can probably catch us volunteering at cycling events or getting in a couple of miles of our own. We love the community that cycling creates and the sport itself.
We totally understand the physical toll that cycling can have on your body, so we can pinpoint the root cause of problems faster and easier than non-cyclist physical therapists.
We deal with cycling injuries often – because we get them often.
Manual Therapy
How We Achieve A Better Diagnosis with Less Discomfort
What is manual therapy? Manual therapy is a method physical therapy that involves the therapist feeling exactly how your body reacts to specific movement and exercises. A lot of pain and discomfort comes from lack of mobility or a small range of motion. Through simple movements and exercises, we're able to get your body used to these motions again, reducing or completely removing your pain.
Manual therapy includes a detailed biomechanical assessment. This means that your therapist will watch and feel how you move in order to make the most accurate diagnosis possible. This leads to faster recovery times and improved outcomes.
Benefits of Manual Therapy
More accurate diagnoses and understanding of pain
Less discomfort and pain during treatment
Therapist can feel where there is tension and mobility issues
