Screen
A toe-to-head assessment of posture, range of motion, strength, and symmetry, plus the movements your sport demands.
PT ReVolution Ultimate Athlete
Are you the athlete you were born to be?
You were built by grand design. Every person shares about 99.9% of the same DNA. The other 0.1% is you: your frame, your levers, your speed, your gifts. Nobody else on the field has it. We find the asymmetries holding you back, correct them, and help you unlock your unique 0.1%.
01Injury resistance
02Return to sport
03Peak performance
04Longevity
Movement correction+Injury resolution+Injury prevention=Maximal performance
Symmetry screen · sample athleteLeftRight
Hip rotationInternal rotation
Δ30%Compensating
Ankle mobilityKnee-to-wall
Δ18%Compensating
Upper-back turnThoracic rotation
Δ17%Compensating
Shoulder rotationThrowing arm, IR
Δ22%Compensating
Single-leg balanceEyes open, 30 sec
Δ4%Balanced
Single-leg squatKnee & pelvis control
Δ7%Balanced
Left against right. You against the norm.
Athletes don't break. They compensate.
When a hip won't rotate, an ankle won't bend, or the upper back won't turn, your body still finds a way to make the play. The knee, lower back, shoulder, or elbow picks up work it was never designed to do.
Your screen compares both sides of your body, toe to head, for posture, range of motion, strength, and control. Then we measure you against our expected norms for joint mechanics and myofascial mobility. That second comparison reveals the restrictions a standard screen misses, often long before anything hurts.
Close the gaps, and the body can stop paying for them.
Inside the program
Screen it. Correct it. Build it. Keep it.
Training on top of a movement problem can simply make you stronger at compensating. We correct the mechanics first, then build strength and power on a body that's moving the way it was designed to.
Correct
Hands-on treatment releases the restrictions driving your compensations and restores the motion you're missing.
Build
A personalized mobility, strength, and control program, progressed once your movement is corrected, not before.
Keep it
Periodic movement check-ups through the season to catch new gaps early, before they turn into time on the bench.
Every sport has a pattern
Where athletes get hurt, and why.
Every sport loads the body in its own repetitive way. The painful spot is usually the one doing extra work for a stiff or weak area somewhere else in the chain.
Golf
Low-back, elbow, and wrist pain often trace back to limited hip and upper-back rotation in the swing. We've treated LPGA Tour professionals.
Baseball & softball
Shoulder and elbow stress in throwers often starts with hip, trunk, and shoulder rotation deficits.
Football
Hamstring strains, groin pulls, and knee injuries tied to hip mobility, landing mechanics, and side-to-side imbalance.
Basketball & volleyball
Jumper's knee, ankle sprains, and back pain linked to stiff ankles and poor landing control.
Running
Shin splints, IT band, knee, and foot pain from stride mechanics, ankle stiffness, and hip weakness.
Soccer
Groin, hamstring, knee, and ankle injuries from cutting and kicking with a body that isn't balanced side to side.
Tennis & pickleball
Elbow, shoulder, and back pain from repetitive one-sided swings and limited trunk rotation.
Motocross
Years of impacts and crashes leave restrictions throughout the chain. Ask Gary Semics, who now sends his students to us.
Ultimate Athlete for Golfers. A golf-specific passive and active movement evaluation that assesses your ability to move compared to a professional golfer. Created by George Summers, PT, MPT, C-IDN, CES/PES, MCS, who worked on the LPGA Tour and has helped thousands of golfers over his career.
For coaches · athletic trainers · strength coaches
We don't replace your coach. We make great coaching pay off.
We fill the niche coaches and trainers aren't set up to fill: skilled, hands-on correction of joint restrictions and myofascial dysfunction. When an athlete moves the way they were designed to move, every drill, lift, and practice pays off more.
1
Find it
A toe-to-head screen pinpoints exactly where you're uneven, and how much.
2
Fix it
Skilled hands-on correction of the restrictions behind each asymmetry, plus a home program to lock in the change.
3
Pass it on
With your (or your parent's) written permission, we send your coaches and trainers the specific issues we found and what to watch for.
| Finding | Coach & trainer follow-up |
|---|---|
| Right hip rotationLimited vs. left side | Add hip mobility to warm-ups; watch for the right knee caving on cuts |
| Left ankle bendStiff vs. right side | Check landing mechanics; avoid loading deep lunges until cleared |
| Upper back rotationRestricted, forward head posture | Cue tall posture between reps; limit throwing volume this week |
| Single-leg balanceLeft weaker than right | Include single-leg control work 2 to 3 times per week |
Sample for illustration only. Reports are shared only with the athlete's or parent's written permission.
We respect your program.
We don't take over training, conditioning, or game plans. We make sure the body can handle them.
We keep you in the loop.
With written permission, we share the asymmetries we found, what we corrected, and what to follow up on.
We coordinate return to sport.
We work alongside your athletic trainer and the athlete's physician so the comeback is safe.
We screen before it breaks.
Individual and team screens find restrictions and imbalances, often before anything hurts.
Athlete spotlight
Gary Semics · pro motocross racer & instructor
Pro motocross rider. Feels 20 years younger.
Gary raced professional motocross for most of his life and was always banged up and injured. After years of physical therapy elsewhere without much change, he could no longer ride.
“I am as active as I was 20 years ago. I have since sent a number of my motocross students for assessment and treatment.”
Gary Semics
Two ways we help athletes
Stay ahead of the injury. Or come back stronger.
Both start with the same toe-to-head symmetry screen. What changes is the goal.
Pre-injury preventative therapy
For athletes who feel fine and want to keep it that way: in-season or off-season, weekend warriors, youth athletes entering a new level, and anyone who keeps getting the same tweak.
- Whole-body screen of posture, range of motion, and strength symmetry
- Hands-on correction of restrictions before they turn into injuries
- Personalized mobility and strengthening program
- Periodic movement check-ups through the season
More resistant to injury, better performance, and a longer career.
Post-injury return to sport
We treat the injury, correct the movement problems that caused it, and rebuild you step by step, so you return as a better version of yourself.
- Full assessment of the injured area and the whole movement chain
- Hands-on treatment to restore motion and calm pain
- Progressive strength, control, and sport-specific drills
- A clear, staged return-to-sport plan
Back to your sport stronger, with the compensation that got you hurt corrected.
Athlete FAQ
Questions athletes ask.
No program can eliminate the risk of injury in sport, and individual results vary.
Do I need to be injured to come in?
No. Pre-injury preventative therapy is built for athletes who feel fine. The symmetry screen often finds compensations before they cause pain, which is the best time to fix them.
Will this make me more resistant to injury?
That's our goal for every athlete. Many non-contact injuries develop when one area compensates for stiffness or weakness somewhere else in the chain. By correcting those restrictions and building strength on better mechanics, we work to make your body more resistant to the stresses that commonly lead to injury. No one can prevent every injury, and results vary.
Will you talk to my coach or athletic trainer?
Yes, with your written permission (or your parent's, for athletes under 18). We share the specific issues we found so everyone in your corner works on the same details.
Can I keep training or playing during care?
In most cases, yes. We'll tell you what to keep doing, what to modify, and what to pause while we correct the underlying problem.
How often should I get a movement check-up?
It depends on your sport and season. Many athletes check in before the season, mid-season, and in the off-season.
Is this the same as personal training?
No. Your care is led by a physical therapist. We assess and correct how your joints, muscles, and nerves are moving first, then build strength and performance on top of that.
Free consultation
What are you
What are you
waiting for?
We offer a free consultation for anyone who would like to know how Movement Correction Therapy may help them with their persistent pain.
817-479-7168