Sports Physical Therapist near Round Rock, TX

Not necessarily. Our Remote Performance Programming is built for athletes who are 30 or more minutes out and have a minor issue or want structured training guidance without the commute. If you need hands-on care, the drive to Georgetown takes about 30 minutes and most athletes find it worth it.

If you have a significant injury, something post-surgical, or an issue that has not responded to rest, in-person care is the better fit. If you have a minor nagging thing and want to keep training around it, remote programming is often the right size for the problem.

Yes, runners are a large part of who we see. Athletes come to us when they are dealing with things like recurring hip or knee issues, tightness that keeps interrupting training, or performance plateaus they cannot shake on their own. We keep the training load intact when we can.

Two to five structured workouts per week, 24/7 text and call access to your clinician, and video form reviews where you film your workouts and get direct feedback. It is built around your body and your training goals, not a generic template. Roughly half the monthly cost of in-person care.

Start with a phone consult. It takes about 15 minutes and gives us enough to tell you whether in-person, remote, or no visit at all is the right next step. There is no pressure to commit before we know what you are dealing with.