Ask the Trainer
Published on November 17, 2007 under American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release
Question: "Do I need physical therapy?"
Answer: Typically, musculoskeletal injuries respond very well to physical therapy. Physical therapy can usually accelerate recovery, restore function, and can identify the underlying root cause of the injury or imbalance. Sport activity requires a high-level of function and your body must be in balance in order too perform efficiently, successfully and safely. Physical therapy/orthopaedic rehabilitation to reduce pain, restore your body balance, restore motion and strength, and recondition the body as a whole will facilitate a safe and expedient return to athletic activity. For more information or if you have a question, email Chris Hart at chart@corechicago.org or visit www.abalive.com.
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