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Sports Medicine

Get off the sidelines and safely back to the sports and outdoor activities you love, performing at your absolute best.

What is Sports Medicine?

Sports medicine is a specialized branch of physical therapy focused entirely on athletic injuries, recovery, and peak performance. Whether you are a weekend warrior or a competitive athlete, this approach uses sport-specific biomechanical analysis, targeted load management, and advanced recovery techniques to heal sports-related trauma and safely return you to play.

Benefits of Sports Medicine

Whether you are trying to win a championship or just enjoy a weekend hike, sports medicine keeps your body performing at its peak. The core benefits include:

Enhanced power and agility

Optimizing your joint mechanics for explosive, pain-free movement.

Bulletproofed joints

Strengthening vulnerable areas like knees, ankles, and shoulders to prevent future season-ending injuries.

Targeted tissue healing

Applying advanced clinical techniques to resolve sports-specific trauma faster than standard rest.

Accelerated post-workout recovery

Minimizing downtime between heavy training sessions or games.

What Conditions Can Sports Medicine Help With?

ACL, MCL, & Meniscus Injuries


Rehabbing the knee for explosive movement.

Ankle Sprains & Instability


Rebuilding the ligaments so you stop rolling your ankle.

IT Band Syndrome


Relieving the sharp friction on the outside of your knee.

Rotator Cuff & Swimmer's Shoulder


Restoring pain-free overhead throwing and reaching.

Stress Fractures & Shin Splints


Managing your training load to allow bone healing.

Hamstring & Groin Pulls


Healing the micro-tears so you can sprint safely again.


What to Expect During Your Sports Medicine Session

We start by listening to your history and performing a gentle movement screen to find the root cause of your pain. Next, we use hands-on manual therapy and guided exercises to restore your mobility right here in the clinic. Finally, you will leave with a simple, custom home exercise plan to keep your recovery moving forward between visits.

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Book Your Sports Medicine Session Now

Book a session with our experienced therapists to experience the benefits of , Sports Medicine treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What should I expect during my Footmaxx Orthotic fitting? 


During your orthotic assessment, you won't have to deal with messy plaster casts. You can expect a quick, high-tech process where you simply walk across our advanced dynamic scanning mat. This computer scan captures your exact walking gait and foot pressure in real-time. We then send this highly precise 3D data directly to the Footmaxx lab to craft your custom inserts.


How often should I wear my custom orthotics? 


To get the maximum benefit, the ultimate goal is to wear your orthotics all day, every day. However, when you first get them, we recommend a gradual "break-in" period. You will start by wearing them for just a few hours a day and slowly adjust as needed based on your comfort and progress until you can wear them full-time.


Are custom orthotics safe for everyone? 


Yes, absolutely! Because Footmaxx Orthotics are custom-built to match your exact structural needs, they are safe and highly beneficial for a wide variety of people. Whether you are an athlete dealing with foot pain, a worker who stands on hard floors all day, or someone struggling with flat feet or high arches, they provide the exact support your unique body needs.


Are Footmaxx Orthotics covered by insurance? 


Custom prescription orthotics are very frequently covered by extended health care plans, as well as some health savings accounts. We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to learn more about your specific coverage details and whether a doctor's referral is required.


How long do Footmaxx Orthotics typically last? 


The lifespan of your orthotics will vary depending on your individual activity level, your body weight, and how often you wear them. Generally, you can expect a pair of high-quality custom orthotics to last anywhere from 1 to 2 years. Your physiotherapist will check their wear and tear during your regular visits and let you know when it is time for a replacement.

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