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Sport-specific evaluation and testing for competitive athletes.
Evaluation and testing protocols designed to optimize how you move, prevent injury, and accelerate recovery — so you stay in the game longer.
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For athletes that can't afford to slow down.
Sport-specific reconditioning built around your injury, your performance goals, and your competitive schedule.
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Interactive educational programs built to prevent injury before it happens and support your full recovery.
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Monthly clinical tracking, rapid messaging, priority scheduling, and proactive physical adjustments managed directly by your FISIOPR team.
From injury prevention to full recovery after a surgery, we deliver a program that guides you every step of the way.
MLB and MiLB players missed 1,280,887 days over 13 years. Hamstring strains were most common; upper extremity injuries accounted for 46% of all cases.
Pitchers account for 39.1% of all professional baseball injuries. UCL injuries are the most season-ending diagnosis at 60%, and surgery was required in 6.5% of all cases.
Novice runners face more than double the injury risk of recreational runners — 17.8 vs. 7.7 injuries per 1,000 hours of running.
73.5% of professional golfers sustain a musculoskeletal injury over their career — significantly higher than the 56.6% seen in amateur golfers.
The shoulder is the #1 injured body part in CrossFit at 25%, followed by the spine (14%) and knee (13%). Injury rates are comparable to Olympic weightlifting.
At the 2023 MLB Combine, 95% of prospects had no pain — yet over 80% of pitchers had UCL abnormalities on MRI, and 95% had rotator cuff findings.
32% of recreational runners sustained at least one injury over 24 weeks, with a median recovery time of 56 days. Shin splints had the longest recovery at 70 days.
Medial tibial stress syndrome is the most common running injury, followed by Achilles tendinopathy (9.1–10.9%) and plantar fasciitis (4.5–10%). The knee is the most affected region.
Over 10,700 golf-related ER visits analyzed from 2011–2021. Most common: sprains (15.9%), lacerations (14.4%), and fractures (12.5%). Alcohol significantly increased fracture and head injury risk.
25.8% of CrossFit athletes sustained at least one injury in a 9-month prospective study. Male sex, competitive participation, and higher training volume were consistent risk factors.
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