The Bridge - Sports Therapy & Training: The Bridge - Sherwood Park

• Customized treatments for individual client needs.
• Focus on relaxation and pain relief.
• Aids sports performance and muscle recovery.
• Addresses tension headaches and sciatic pain.
• Incorporates cupping therapy.

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• Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle tension and knots.
• Therapeutic massage to support injury recovery and function.
• Trigger point release for localized pain and referred symptoms.
• Myofascial release to improve tissue mobility and reduce restriction.
• Massage treatment for headaches, migraines, hip pain and dysfunction.

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• Hands-on spinal and joint adjustments for pain relief.
• Active Release Technique for soft tissue dysfunction.
• Cupping therapy to reduce muscle tension and scar tissue.
• Progressive rehab to restore movement and strength.
• Concussion care and neck, shoulder, hip injury management.

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• Chiropractic manipulation and joint mobilization for pain relief.
• Soft tissue mobilization including Active Release Technique (ART).
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) treatments.
• Cupping therapy to address muscle tension and mobility.
• Therapeutic exercise prescription for injury recovery and function.

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• Therapeutic exercise programs for strength and function.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.
• Rehabilitation for sports-related injuries and return-to-play.
• Education and exercise-based self-management strategies.
• Resistance training progression and movement retraining.

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• Evidence-based therapeutic exercise programs for recovery.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Education and injury prevention strategies for re-injury reduction.
• Active rehabilitation to restore function for sports injuries.

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• Exercise therapy for injury recovery and movement retraining.
• Functional Movement Screen to assess movement patterns and deficits.
• Rehab training targeting return-to-sport and daily function.
• Performance training for strength, conditioning, and athletic goals.
• Movement retraining to prevent injury and improve mechanics.

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• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Exercise therapy to restore strength and functional movement.
• Dry needling/IMS for muscle trigger point release.
• Rehabilitation for sports and activity-related injuries.

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• Sports injury assessment and return-to-sport rehabilitation.
• ACL injury prevention and post-ACL treatment programs.
• Performance and movement training for athletic performance.
• Manual therapy and therapeutic exercise for musculoskeletal pain.
• Sport-specific conditioning and injury recovery (e.g., hockey).

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• Client-centered active rehab with therapeutic exercise.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobilization.
• Strength and conditioning for sport and performance return.
• Injury assessment and individualized treatment planning.
• Education and self-management for pain and function.

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• Exercise therapy for injury recovery and strength building.
• Rehab training for post-injury functional restoration.
• Performance training to enhance athletic movement and power.
• Functional movement screening to identify movement dysfunctions.
• Pain management and injury prevention through targeted exercise.

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• Lower-extremity and knee injury assessment and rehabilitation.
• Post-operative knee care and return-to-sport progression.
• Non-operative management of lower body musculoskeletal injuries.
• Dry needling for muscle pain and trigger point release.
• Rehabilitation for dancers, gymnasts, and cheer athletes.

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• Exercise therapy for injury management and functional recovery.
• Run coaching and gait retraining to improve running mechanics.
• Strength and conditioning programs for rehabilitation and performance.
• Correcting muscle imbalances and enhancing movement biomechanics.
• Progressive strength and hypertrophy training for injury prevention.

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• Exercise prescription for rehabilitation and strength recovery.
• Movement rehabilitation to restore function and mobility.
• Physiotherapist guided rehab exercise therapy before activity.
• Functional mobility restoration through therapeutic exercise.
• Progressive strengthening for safe return to movement.

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• Education-focused exercise programs for recovery and prevention.
• Hands-on manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.
• Dry needling for myofascial trigger point pain relief.
• Rehabilitation for sports- and dance-related injuries.
• Collaborative, patient-centered load progression and return-to-play.

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• Rehabilitation and rehab training for injury recovery.
• Exercise therapy for strength, mobility, and function.
• Functional movement screening to assess movement deficits.
• Performance and strength training for athletes and return-to-sport.

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• Advanced orthopaedic manual and manipulative therapy.
• Instrument-assisted soft tissue techniques including IMS (dry needling).
• Movement screening and corrective exercise for muscle imbalances.
• Progressive strengthening and functional rehabilitation programs.
• Manual therapy integrated with patient education for pain relief.

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• Post-surgical knee rehabilitation and non-operative ACL rehab.
• ACL rehabilitation and return-to-sport progression.
• KNEEFIT ACL injury prevention and neuromuscular training.
• Lower-extremity injury assessment and functional rehabilitation.
• Speed, agility and sports-specific movement retraining.

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• Exercise-based rehabilitation for pain relief and function.
• Manual therapy for joint mobility and soft-tissue release.
• Dry-needling for muscle tension and trigger-point relief.
• Running assessments with video analysis and gait retraining.
• Golf swing movement assessments and corrective exercise programs.

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• Exercise and movement-based injury rehabilitation plans.
• Patient education and self-management for long-term recovery.
• Sports-related injury assessment and return-to-play programs.
• Manual therapy and hands-on joint/muscle treatments.
• Pain management and functional performance improvement.

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• Movement rehabilitation and functional mobility restoration.
• Exercise prescription for strength, balance, and conditioning.
• Manual therapy for pain relief and mobility.
• Injury recovery and return-to-activity rehabilitation.

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• Rehabilitation for knee, ankle, and hand injuries.
• Dry needling for muscle pain and trigger points.
• Exercise-based recovery and strength rebuilding programs.
• Sports injury assessment and return-to-play progression.
• Manual therapy for joint and soft tissue mobility.

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