Precision Performance

There's really another way to say it. I couldn't even get off the couch and play with my two-year-old. Well now, In a year and a half since coming here I've not had any plantar paint whatsoever, and so I'm able to move and stay injury-free and do what I love. Music Our company specializes in the treatment of runners and triathletes, but we also have another little niche, which is people that don't really get better anywhere else. I've been to n I've been to several orthopedics, chiropractors, and physical therapy clinics, and nobody could find the root cause. I had been to other physical therapists before, and no one had really watched me run. One of the big things that we do is we do running assessment and gait analysis. What we do is we look at how they move, and we look at where they might have muscle imbalances, weaknesses, just deficits in general. And we look at that gait, we look at the biomechanics of it to see where are they really having issues that might be causing them to either have pain or not perform as well as they could. When I first came here it was kind of We use a video camera and analysis software to really kind of pick apart the running gait. So we take videos from the side, the back, the front, and really look at that patient individually with their running form and slow that down and help them understand with either visual graphics or just pointing out different deficits. So that's a pretty cool technology that we have here that most other clinics aren't using right now. And she was just really good at assessing what was happening and then used a variety of things, both manual work and dry needling and specifically RedCord, which I think is just fantastic stuff. RedCord is a fairly new system in the United States. There are a few people in town that are doing it, but it's really from Norway. And what it is, is a suspension system and you literally hang from the ceiling. But what we found and what research has shown is that using this system you can tap into the neuromuscular system, so both the neuro part and the muscular and combine that and really find people's weaknesses, find their deficits in their entire kinetic chain. So from foot to head you'll be looking at the whole thing rather than just one small piece of it. Most of the other physical therapists that I have been to were not very hands on. One of the great things about precision performance is that all of the sessions are individualized and one-on-one with each patient. The first thing I noticed right out the gate was the amount of time that you spend with your doctor. I think that's really important. I wasn't expecting a full hour and I realized you get here and literally it's 60 minutes that you start seeing them and sometimes it goes over. Well I think it's very intimate and that is fantastic. It'so one-on-one. You get so much personal attention here. Every time that you come in there will be no interruptions, there won't be other patients or other people coming in. It's really about your relationship with your therapist. I mean there's lots of PTs out there and you really want someone Precision is just so warm and welcoming. It is such a great experience here. She makes me feel so comfortable and so at ease and I really feel that she really understands what my goals are and helps me to get there. She doesn'tell me to stop running. It's more about how can we get you back to what you want to be doing without injury and without pain. After a few visits you're already feeling They're wonderful. If you're experienced pain or an injury, go there. They'll help you work through it and it'll be a fabulous experience for you but yes, I wouldn't go anywhere else. Thank you.