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513 Performance Training & Physical Therapy

513 Performance Training & Physical Therapy is a place for athletes that rotate (⛳️🎾⚾️🥎) to learn how to optimize performance, heal, and prevent injuries.

10/31/2026

👻 Scary things we hear as physical therapists! 🎃

Some things are scarier than ghosts… like the misconceptions that keep people from reaching their full potential! 💀

From believing that imaging findings mean your body is falling apart to thinking you should stop exercising once your pain goes away, these common beliefs can actually hold back your progress.

🕸️ The reality?

💀 Imaging findings don't always correlate with pain or physical limitations.

🎃 Rehab isn't just about getting out of pain. It's about building strength, endurance, and long-term capacity.

👻 Lifting heavy weights doesn't automatically mean getting bulky.

🕷️ Your body needs progressive overload to continue adapting and getting stronger.

The biggest takeaway? Your body is capable of more than you think!

Appropriate stress, consistency, and recovery are essential for building a stronger, more resilient body.

Don't let fear or misinformation be the scariest thing holding you back!

Happy Halloween from 513PT²! 🎃👻

10/31/2026

👻 Don’t let these PT myths haunt you! 🎃

When it comes to pain, exercise, and injury prevention, there’s a lot of misinformation out there that can make movement seem scarier than it actually is!

💀 Knees going past your toes aren’t automatically dangerous.

🕸️ Pain doesn’t always mean tissue damage.

👻 Your spine is strong, adaptable, and designed to move.

🎃 Muscle soreness doesn’t determine how effective your workout was.

The truth? Your body is incredibly adaptable! Through progressive loading, consistent training, and appropriate recovery, you can build strength, improve your tolerance to movement, and develop confidence in what your body can do.

Don’t let outdated beliefs keep you from moving, training, or doing the activities you love!

Movement isn’t something to fear. It’s something to build confidence in. 💪

Happy Halloween from 513PT²! 👻🎃

10/30/2026

👻 Don't let these PT myths haunt you! 🎃

When it comes to pain, exercise, and injury prevention, there's a lot of misinformation out there that can make movement seem scarier than it actually is!

💀 Knees going past your toes aren't automatically dangerous.

🕸️ Pain doesn't always mean tissue damage.

👻 Your spine is strong, adaptable, and designed to move.

🎃 Muscle soreness doesn't determine how effective your workout was.

The truth? Your body is incredibly adaptable! Through progressive loading, consistent training, and appropriate recovery, you can build strength, improve your tolerance to movement, and develop confidence in what your body can do.

Don't let outdated beliefs keep you from moving, training, or doing the activities you love!

Movement isn't something to fear. It's something to build confidence in. 💪

Happy Halloween from 513PT²! 👻🎃

$🦴 NOT ALL STRESS FRACTURES ARE THE SAME!Did you know there are different types of stress fractures?While both fatigue an...$

10/27/2026

🦴 NOT ALL STRESS FRACTURES ARE THE SAME!

Did you know there are different types of stress fractures?

While both fatigue and insufficiency fractures occur when mechanical stress exceeds the bone's ability to tolerate it, the underlying reasons are different!

🔹 FATIGUE FRACTURES

Occur when excessive or repetitive mechanical loading is placed on typically healthy bone.

These are commonly seen in runners, jumping athletes, military recruits, and individuals who experience sudden increases in training demands.

🔹 INSUFFICIENCY FRACTURES

Occur when normal, everyday mechanical loading is placed on weakened bone that cannot adequately tolerate the stress.

These are more commonly seen in individuals with osteoporosis, osteopenia, vitamin D deficiency, metabolic bone disorders, or prolonged corticosteroid use.

💡 So, why does this distinction matter?

Although both are classified as stress fractures, understanding WHY the injury developed is essential for determining the appropriate treatment and prevention strategies.

For fatigue fractures, management often focuses on modifying training loads, allowing adequate recovery, and gradually rebuilding the bone's tolerance to mechanical stress.

For insufficiency fractures, management also requires addressing the underlying factors contributing to reduced bone strength and quality.

The takeaway: It's not always about how much stress is being placed on the bone, but how much stress that bone can tolerate!

10/26/2026

🦴 STRESS FRACTURES: When bones can't keep up with the load!

Did you know that your bones are constantly breaking down and rebuilding themselves?

This process, known as bone remodeling, allows our bones to adapt to the mechanical stresses we place on them during activities like running, jumping, and strength training.

However, there's a catch!

When repetitive loading increases, the cells responsible for breaking down bone (osteoclasts) can temporarily outpace the cells responsible for building new bone (osteoblasts).

This creates a period where bone may be more vulnerable to injury. If repetitive loading continues without adequate recovery, microscopic damage can accumulate, potentially leading to a stress fracture.

But stress fractures aren't always caused by simply doing too much!

Several factors can contribute to their development, including:

🔹 Rapid increases in training volume or intensity

🔹 Inadequate recovery between training sessions

🔹 Low energy availability or poor bone health

🔹 Changes in training surfaces or footwear

🔹 Biomechanical factors and muscle weakness

So, how can we reduce the risk?

The goal isn't to eliminate stress on our bones. In fact, mechanical loading is essential for maintaining and improving bone strength!

Instead, we want to find the appropriate balance between loading, recovery, and adaptation.

💡 The takeaway: Your bones are living tissues that respond to the demands placed on them, but adaptation takes time! More training isn't always better, and persistent, localized bone pain shouldn't be ignored.

10/26/2026

Teen Performance Training Groups

Build strength. Move better. Perform at your best.

Our Teen Performance Training Groups are designed for middle school, high school, and college athletes who want to become stronger, faster, more explosive, and more resilient.

Training goes beyond simply lifting weights. Athletes develop the strength, speed, power, mobility, coordination, and movement skills needed to perform at a higher level in their sport. Programs are built around sound training principles while allowing our coaches to modify exercises and progressions based on each athlete’s age, experience, sport, and individual needs.

Whether an athlete is just beginning strength training or competing at an elite level, our goal is the same: build a better athlete and prepare them for the demands of their sport

10/24/2026

How it team golf different from individual golf?

10/23/2026

Adult golf fitness is back!

Saturdays at 9am starting October 24th and Thursdays at 530pm starting October 29th

Class will be run by a Titleist Performance Institute certified fitness professional (Joe, David, or Aaliyah) and designed with a focus on maximizing golf performance while minimizing risk of injury, keeping you playing golf for as long as you want!

You can signup at link in bio or DM us to hold you a spot!

10/23/2026

3 classes FREE if you make it to one of the first two sessions (10/24 or 10/29)

Adult golf fitness is back!

Saturdays at 9am starting October 24th and Thursdays at 530pm starting October 29th

Class will be run by a Titleist Performance Institute certified fitness professional (Joe, David, or Aaliyah) and designed with a focus on maximizing golf performance while minimizing risk of injury, keeping you playing golf for as long as you want!

DM or signup online!

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