Sports Rehab Physical Therapy in Manhattan
What Is Sports Rehab Physical Therapy?
Sports rehab is physical therapy aimed at the demands of your sport, delivered one-on-one by a physical therapist. Getting out of pain is only the first step. The goal is to rebuild the strength, speed and control your sport asks of you, and to fix the weak spots or movement habits that set you up for the next injury.
It works for weekend league players, runners, lifters and serious competitors alike. It can follow an injury or surgery, help with pain that never fully cleared, or simply sharpen how you perform. We also run programs focused on weightlifting and on youth athletes.
Sports Injuries We Treat in Manhattan
Athletes come to our Flatiron clinic with all kinds of injuries, including:
- Sprains and strains
- ACL tears
- Rotator cuff injuries
- Overuse injuries from repeating the same motion
- Long-lasting pain that keeps you from training
Your sport shapes the plan. A pitcher with a sore shoulder, a soccer player after a knee injury and a lifter with a strained back all need different work, so your therapist builds the program around the movements you have to get back to.
Return-to-Sport Testing and Performance Training
Before you go back to full play, we may use return-to-sport testing, a set of checks that shows whether your body is ready for the demands of your sport. It replaces guessing with a clear answer.
Your program mixes strength and conditioning, mobility work, balance and stability training, and drills that copy the movements of your sport. Each piece gets harder as you prove you can handle it. Because PhysioRX is both a physical therapy clinic and a training gym, you can keep building performance with the same team once rehab is done, through post-rehab personal training or small group sessions.
How Sports Rehab Works at PhysioRX
Full Evaluation
We assess your injury, mobility, strength and how you move to decide the best way forward.
Sport-Specific Plan
You get exercises, stretches and strategies that support healing and lower the risk of getting hurt again.
Monitor and Progress
We track your results and adjust the plan so you keep improving.
Test Before You Return
Return-to-sport testing helps confirm you are ready for full training or competition.
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Sports Rehab Physical Therapy FAQs
What sports injuries do you treat in Manhattan?
Ankle and knee sprains, muscle strains, torn ACLs, rotator cuff problems and overuse injuries are all common at our clinic at 58A W 15th St in the Flatiron District.
Can I book sports physical therapy without seeing a doctor first?
Yes. You can book with our physical therapists directly, and a free consultation call is the easiest way to start.
Can sports rehab help with pain that will not go away?
Yes. Our approach is personalized and also works on chronic pain, helping restore how you move and function.
Can I do sports rehab virtually?
Yes. Your program and video sessions run through the PhysioRX app, which helps when you travel for games or races.
When is your Manhattan sports rehab clinic open?
Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., near the 14 St / 6 Av and Union Square subway stations.
Visit Our Manhattan Clinic
58A W 15th St,
New York, NY 10011
1. Take the F, M, or L Train (14 St / 6 Av Station): Get off at the 14 St / 6 Av station — this is the closest stop. Exit toward 6th Avenue, walk one block north, then turn right onto W 15th St.
2. Take the 1, 2, or 3 Train: Get off at the 14 St / 7 Av station. Walk east along W 15th St toward 6th Avenue. The clinic will be on your right.
3. Take the A, C, or E Train: Exit at the 14 St / 8 Av station. Walk south to W 15th St, then head east toward 6th Avenue.
By Bus:
1. Take the M7 or M20 Bus: Both run along 7th Avenue. Get off near W 14th St / 7th Ave, then walk east toward 6th Avenue and north one block to W 15th St.
2. Take the M1, M2, or M3 Bus: These routes run along 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue. Get off near W 14th St, then walk one block north to W 15th St.
3. Take the M14A or M14D SBS: These Select Bus routes run along 14th Street. Get off at the stop near 6th Avenue, then walk one block north to W 15th St.
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