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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.

Adult golf fitness is back! Saturdays at 9am starting October 24th and Thursdays at 530pm starting October 29th Class wi...
10/19/2026

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!

“Why are my muscles sore all the time?” DOMS—delayed-onset muscle soreness—is common after unfamiliar or demanding exerc...
10/15/2026

“Why are my muscles sore all the time?”

DOMS—delayed-onset muscle soreness—is common after unfamiliar or demanding exercise, especially when muscles work while lengthening, like lowering a weight or running downhill.

Changes in local tissue signaling and pain sensitivity help explain why soreness often peaks 24–72 hours later. It isn’t lactic acid trapped in your muscles!

Constantly changing exercises or increasing your workload can leave bouts of soreness overlapping. As your body adapts to similar sessions, you’ll usually experience less soreness—and that doesn’t mean your workouts stopped working.

Soreness isn’t a progress score. Build gradually, track performance and give persistent or worsening pain a closer look. 💪

Are you eating enough to support your training? REDs—Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport—can develop when too little ene...
10/14/2026

Are you eating enough to support your training?

REDs—Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport—can develop when too little energy remains after exercise to support your body’s needs, affecting both health and performance.

It’s more often recognized in female athletes, but boys and men need to know the signs, too. REDs can affect any gender, and underfueling can be unintentional.

Persistent fatigue, poor recovery, declining performance, frequent illness and recurrent bone stress injuries deserve attention. These signs don’t confirm REDs, but they’re worth discussing with a sports medicine clinician and sports dietitian.

Your body needs fuel for training AND recovery❗️ 💪

Did you know there are different types of “overtraining”? 👀 Training harder doesn’t always lead to better performance.Fu...
10/13/2026

Did you know there are different types of “overtraining”? 👀 Training harder doesn’t always lead to better performance.

Functional overreaching involves a temporary performance dip followed by improvement after adequate recovery. Non-functional overreaching means a longer decline without a useful gain. Overtraining syndrome involves prolonged underperformance and requires clinical evaluation.

Pay attention to changes in your performance, effort, sleep, fatigue and motivation. One tough workout or low HRV reading doesn’t tell the whole story—look for patterns over time.

If you’re consistently feeling worse instead of getting stronger, talk with your coach or healthcare provider.

Swipe to learn the differences and what to look out for. ➡️ Recovery is part of training! 💪

10/13/2026

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

10/11/2026

How important is fitness for golf? ⛳️🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♀️

10/05/2026

🚨Class feature: Youth Longterm Atheltic Development🚨

🌟 Every great athlete starts as a kid who learned to move well.

The ages of 9–12 aren't about chasing scholarships or specializing in one sport—they're about building the athletic foundation that supports success for years to come.

That's exactly what our Youth Performance Program is designed to do.

Each session develops:
🏃 Speed and quickness
💥 Explosive power
🧩 Coordination and body awareness
⚖️ Balance and stability
🔄 Agility and change of direction
💪 Age-appropriate strength
🧠 Confidence in movement

Whether your child plays one sport or five, these skills transfer to nearly every field, court, or course.

The strongest athletes aren't always the ones who train the hardest at this age—they're the ones who develop the widest range of movement skills.

Give your young athlete the opportunity to build a foundation that will benefit them for years to come.

📍 Ages 9–12
👥 Small group coaching
📩 Contact us to learn more or sign up for a trial session!

Ever feel pain shoot from your neck into your hand—or from your back all the way down your leg?The problem may not actua...
09/19/2026

Ever feel pain shoot from your neck into your hand—or from your back all the way down your leg?

The problem may not actually be where you feel it.

When a nerve root near the spine becomes irritated, inflamed, or compressed, symptoms can travel along the nerve’s pathway. This is called radiculopathy, and it may cause:

⚡️ Sharp, shooting, or burning pain
⚡️ Tingling or “pins and needles”
⚡️ Numbness
⚡️ Muscle weakness
⚡️ Changes in reflexes

The good news? Radiating pain does not automatically mean permanent nerve damage, and it does not always require surgery.

The right movements, activity modifications, progressive strengthening, and an individualized treatment plan can help calm symptoms and rebuild your tolerance.

One encouraging sign is centralization—when symptoms begin moving out of your hand or foot and closer to your spine. That can mean things are heading in the right direction.

Don’t just chase where it hurts. Find out why the pain is traveling.

Seek urgent medical care for new bowel or bladder changes, numbness around the groin or saddle region, or rapidly progressing weakness.

Experiencing pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness down an arm or leg? A physical therapy evaluation can help identify what is contributing to your symptoms and create a plan to get you moving confidently again.

Not every "pulled muscle" in a growing athlete is actually a muscle strain. 🦴During adolescence, bones, muscles, and ten...
09/18/2026

Not every "pulled muscle" in a growing athlete is actually a muscle strain. 🦴

During adolescence, bones, muscles, and tendons don't all grow at the same rate. Because the growth plate (apophysis) is often the weakest link, a powerful sprint, jump, or kick can pull off a small piece of bone instead of tearing the muscle or tendon.

While these injuries can't always be prevented, building strength, managing training loads, warming up properly, and allowing adequate recovery may help reduce the risk.

If your child develops:
✅ Sudden pain during sport
✅ A "pop" followed by pain
✅ Tenderness directly over a bone
✅ Difficulty walking or returning to activity
..it's worth getting evaluated. Early diagnosis helps guide treatment and supports a safe return to sport.

Swipe through to learn:
• What an avulsion fracture is
• Why growing athletes are more susceptible
• Who is most at risk
• When to seek help
• Ways to help reduce the risk

Save this post for the next coach or parent who hears, "I think I just pulled something."

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