lower body sports rehab

Get Back to Powerful, Pain-Free Movement Without Guesswork

Injuries we can help with

ACL Rehab

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Mensicus Repair

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Hamstring/Groin Injury

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Hip Labral Repair

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Quad/Patellar Tendinopathy

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Ankle Sprain

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Achilles Repair

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ACL Rehab - Mensicus Repair - Hamstring/Groin Injury - Hip Labral Repair - Quad/Patellar Tendinopathy - Ankle Sprain - Achilles Repair -

Lower body injuries don’t just stop you from moving — they interrupt your identity as an athlete. Whether it’s your ACL, meniscus, hip labrum, hamstring, ankle, or Achilles, you deserve a plan that goes far beyond just “getting back to walking.”

At Athletic Potential, we deliver a performance rehab process built to match your intensity and goals. You’ll work with a provider who knows what it takes — because we’ve guided elite athletes through the exact same journey.

This isn’t generic PT. It’s a full return-to-sport roadmap, driven by clear benchmarks, strength testing, and real-world coaching.

Rehab Meets Performance

ACL rehabilitation on belt squat Athletic Potential PT

This is more than just PT.

Here’s what makes us different:

  • Full-Scale Strength Integration
    We use real equipment — racks, sleds, turf, force plates — not just tables and bands.

  • Milestone-Driven Programming
    Your rehab isn’t based on a calendar. We move you forward when the data says you’re ready.

  • Return to Sport Built In
    Jump testing, strength, sprint profiling, and field-based movement are part of the process.

  • Athlete-First Environment
    You’ll train alongside other athletes. That alone changes everything — because you don’t just want to get back. You want to be better.

Powerlifter Deadlifting for lower body rehab at Athletic Potential PT

Built for

  • Post-op athletes who want a clear, test-driven route back to sport (ACL, meniscus, hip labrum, Achilles, ankle).

  • Non-op cases stuck in a loop of flare-ups and setbacks who need a plan that actually holds up under speed, cuts, and load.

  • Serious trainees who value real programming over generic PT—including field/court athletes, runners, skiers, tactical professionals, and lifters who want their strength to climb while they rehab.

who is this for?

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Join our growing community of athletes reclaiming their potential

  • A man in athletic wear performs a plank exercise with one leg elevated, supported by a trainer in a gym setting with workout equipment and artificial turf.
  • A person performs a lunge exercise while holding dumbbells in each hand in a gym setting.
  • A physical therapy session where a therapist helps a patient stretch or examine his leg on a medical examination table.
  • A person performing a weighted stretch at a gym, kneeling on one knee with a chain linked to their ankle, in front of squat racks and weight plates.
  • A man performing a lunge exercise on a step in a gym with green turf flooring. He is holding a bar and wearing athletic clothes.
  • A man performing a balance exercise on two blue foam blocks in a gym, with workout equipment and a bright open garage door in the background.
  • A person performing a resistance band exercise in a gym, with weightlifting equipment in the background.
  • Man performing a squat exercise with a kettlebell in a gym.
  • A man is mid-air performing a box jump in a gym, with dumbbells on the floor below him. Several other people are working out in the background, using weightlifting equipment in a spacious gym with high ceilings.
  • A man is performing a barbell squat in a gym, kneeling with a barbell loaded with weight plates on his shoulders, inside a black and yellow power rack.
  • Person in a red shirt and black pants performing a high knee exercise on a step platform inside a gym, gripping a barbell across their shoulders.
  • Young man doing physical therapy exercises on a gym floor with resistance band, while a person in the background watches.