Medical clearance isn't the same as game ready. We bridge the gap between rehab and full-speed competition, so you step back in with total confidence.

Standard physical therapy often stops when daily pain subsides, leaving a critical gap between basic medical clearance and stepping back onto the field, court, track or trail. That gap is where athletes hesitate on a cut, guard a landing or come back too fast and get hurt again.
Return to Sport bridges it. We strip away complex, impractical exercises and focus on the dynamic movement patterns that power athletic performance: explosive power, multi-directional agility and the resilience to handle high-impact landings. Load tolerance, joint stability and movement mechanics are rebuilt systematically, so you can sprint without hesitation, cut and land with control, and compete at full speed.
Our team knows sport. Dr. Kelly Roberts Lane, DPT, FACSM, who developed the F.A.S.T Approach™ (Facilitation, Activation, Systematic Therapy), leads the physical therapy team for the Twin Cities Marathon medical committee, USA Cup and the Special Olympics National Games 2026. Dr. Joe Herdzina, DPT, SCS, OCS is a board-certified sports and orthopedic specialist.
We work with athletes of all ages and levels, from youth and high school athletes to adult runners, skiers and weekend competitors. Whether your sport happens on a field, a court, a track, a trail or the snow, the plan is built around the movements your sport actually demands and the timeline of your season. Because every visit is one on one with the same Doctor of Physical Therapy, your progress is tracked by someone who knows exactly where you started.
For athletes of any age and level who are recovering from an injury and want to compete again with confidence.
Your doctor says you can play, but your body doesn't trust it yet. We rebuild the power and agility your sport demands and put it to the test, so your confidence is based on what you can actually do.
A sprain, a strain or a surgery took you out. We progress you from foundational strength to sport-speed movement in stages, and each stage is earned before the next one begins.
The same ankle, the same hamstring, the same shoulder. We look at the whole movement system, fix the mechanics that keep overloading that spot and build the durability to stay in the game.
Visits are one on one with your Doctor of Physical Therapy and last about 30 minutes.
Tell us your sport, your position and your season. We assess your mechanics, strength and control, and use the F.A.S.T Approach™ to correct any joint dysfunction that is holding you back.
Sessions progress from foundational strength to sport-speed work: sprinting, cutting, jumping, landing and changing direction, scaled up as your load tolerance grows.
Before you return to full competition, we check the movements your sport demands so you step back in with confidence. Athletes ages 10 to 22 can continue with the Sports Ready Membership to stay resilient all season.
Fix It is in network with insurance and offers transparent cash rates. When a mechanical joint problem is causing pain, the first phase of care (often 3 to 6 visits) can be billed to your insurance, and the program that follows is cash-based. Adult | Senior PT Evaluation: $150 cash rate. Program packages: $357–$1,428.
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