Cycling Performance TherapyNewport Beach, CA
Cycling is a demanding sport that requires strength, endurance, and optimal body mechanics. Whether you're a competitive cyclist or a weekend rider, issues like muscle imbalances, joint pain, or improper posture can limit your performance and increase your risk of injury. That’s where Cycling Performance Therapy comes in.
At Orange County Physical Therapy, we offer specialized Cycling Performance Therapy for athletes looking to enhance their performance, recover from injuries, or prevent future setbacks. Our expert team evaluates your movement, bike fit, and biomechanics to create a customized therapy plan tailored to your goals and riding style. Ride pain-free and reach your full potential. To learn more or book an appointment, call us today at (949) 299-0297.
Road cycling is an activity that combines both endurance and strength. Many hours on the bike can lead to many movement pattern dysfunction, muscular imbalances, and even overuse injuries. The Cycling Performance program is for those looking to prevent these type of injuries, improve their overall strength/flexibility, and eliminate aches/pains on the bike with the ultimate goal of becoming stronger for longer in the saddle.
Our Methods $325.00
Cycling Performance Evaluation and Fit
Vist 1 (1hr 20min)
1-1 Evaluation by a Doctor of Physical Therapy that includes:
- Review of medical and cycling history, including training program, past injuries, and general state of cycling performance
- Cycling Fit that assess and identifies issues as well as individualized biomechanical variations
- Assessing motor control and endurance with functional movement patterns that contribute to cycling performance
- Hands-on Manual Therapy to decrease pain and address flexibility and joint restrictions impacting cycling performance
- Individualized Home Exercise Program for Cycling Performance
For inquiries and scheduling, call (949) 299-0297 or email [email protected]
Contact Us
Orange County Physical Therapy OCPT is located at 2135 Westcliff Dr. Suite 203 Newport Beach, CA 92660.
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