(651) 558-1715 · 11102 91st Ave N, Ste 100, Maple Grove, MN 55369
Fix It Physical Therapy

Dr. Kelly Roberts Lane

DPT, FACSM · Owner & Founder

Kelly is the owner of Fix It Physical Therapy and the physical therapist who developed the F.A.S.T Approach™ (Facilitation, Activation, Systematic Therapy) that every Fix It physical therapist trains in. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the College of St. Catherine in 2006, after studying Biology and Visual Arts at Bowdoin College in Maine. Kelly is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and a member and board member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). She speaks nationally and loves teaching about movement, play and the science of pain.

Leadership

Sports medicine leadership in Minnesota.

The F.A.S.T Approach is Kelly's proprietary assessment and treatment framework. It is designed to pinpoint and correct movement dysfunctions and joint mechanics at their source, rather than chasing lingering symptoms. Every physical therapist at Fix It learns it through a mentorship program with Kelly.

As a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine, Kelly holds an elite member status that recognizes significant research or clinical achievement, high standards of professional development, and long-term service to the sports medicine community.

Twin Cities Marathon Medical Committee. Kelly organizes and leads the physical therapy team across the course and inside the finish-line medical tent, working alongside physicians, nurses, athletic trainers and EMS leads to keep thousands of runners safe.

USA Cup Medical Team. As a member of the USA Cup Medical Committee, she leads the physical therapy team inside the main medical headquarters, overseeing acute care and recovery for thousands of youth and international soccer players.

Special Olympics National Games 2026. When the games came to Minneapolis, Kelly led the physical therapy team in the medical tent, directing physical screening, acute injury triage, sideline care and adaptive athletic support for thousands of athletes.

Outside the Clinic

Life beyond the treatment table.

Kelly loves to run, rollerblade, ski (water, cross country and downhill), swim and hike, even with the challenges of managing rheumatoid arthritis and endometriosis. She grew up in Mahtomedi and graduated from Mahtomedi High School in 1999. Kelly and her husband are raising two wonderful kids who are kind, funny and love to play.

On race days and tournament weeks, you will often find her in the medical tent, leading the physical therapy team.

Press & Presentations

Teaching movement, on stage and in the news.

Kelly speaks nationally about movement, play and the science of pain, and she is regularly quoted by national outlets.

  • “Physical Activity, Its Benefits and the Brain.” Virtual presentation, Fix It PT, March 2021
  • “Neural Control of Movement and Chronic Pain.” ACSM Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, May to June 2018
  • “Let's Play! Promoting Physical Activity for the Pediatric Population.” ACSM Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, May to June 2018
  • “Neural Control of Movement for the Evaluation and Treatment of Musculoskeletal Issues.” ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, May 2017
  • Case report, “Foot Pain: Recreational Skier,” evaluation and treatment of CRPS after a talus fracture. ACSM Annual Meeting, Denver, May 2017
  • “SI Joint Evaluation.” ACSM, Boston, MA, May 2016
  • “SI Joint Dysfunction: A Manual Therapy Approach.” ACSM Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, May 2014
  • “Moving Towards a Common Treatment Approach for the Orthopedic and Neurologic Patient,” with Joan Bohmert, PT, MA. MN APTA Spring Conference, April 2014
  • Teaching manual skills and studying with Irene Davis, PhD, PT, FAPTA, FACSM, FASB, Ballard Running Laboratory, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, December 2013
  • “PT and MD: Interdisciplinary Team Care to Reduce Health Care Costs with Cooperative Strategies,” with Bill Roberts, MD. MN APTA Fall Conference, Duluth, MN, November 2013
  • “Transition to Barefoot Running,” with Irene Davis, PhD, PT, FAPTA, FACSM, FASB. ACSM, Indianapolis, IN, May 2013
  • “Kinetic Chain.” ACSM, San Francisco, CA, May 2012
  • “Why and How to Treat Mechanical Dysfunction for the Neuro Population.” January 2012
  • “Mechanical Dysfunction and Pediatrics.” MN APTA Pediatric Section, Mahtomedi, MN, June 2011
  • “Achilles Tendon Pain: High School Runner.” ACSM, Denver, CO, May 2011
  • “Low Back Injury: Soccer.” ACSM, Baltimore, MD, May 2010
  • “SI Joint Dysfunction Evaluation and Treatment.” Gillette Lifetime, St Paul, MN, February 2010
  • Climbing wall installation, Wildwood Elementary School, Mahtomedi, MN, July 2023
  • Sponsor of the Mahtomedi Speed Walking Club, “Feel the Power, Be the Power,” 2022 to present
  • Alumna of the Year Award 2019, College of St. Catherine, February 2020
  • Elected to the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association for a 3 year term starting June 2017
  • Twin Cities Marathon medical team, October 1, 2017: a crew of PTs, MDs, nurses, EMTs, ATCs and students working together to send every runner home safe
  • Girls Who Code, Mahtomedi Middle School: a short discussion about ergonomics for computer work, January 2017
  • Accepted as a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine, November 2014
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