Orthopedic / Sports Medicine
Are you looking for physical therapy experts in Alexandria and Lorton Va? The clinicians at Back in Motion Physical Therapy are highly trained in the evaluation, treatment, and prevention of orthopedic and sports injuries. We provide care based on the current best evidence and use state-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment to facilitate a rapid recovery for even the most involved patients.
We know that getting patients back to their active lifestyles is a top priority, and that physical therapy here at Back in Motion is a great first step in the process.
Experience and cutting-edge modalities, that used to be only available to professional athletes, are now available to the community members we serve in Fairfax County. We take pride in providing one-on-one attention, in a warm and caring environment, to each of the patients that come through our doors.
We see a variety of patients each with their own specific needs, daily demands, and personal goals. That’s why we take the extra time to provide a customized program to each new patient we see.
Conditions We Successfully Treat on a Regular Basis:
Sciatica, Back Pain, Neck Pain, Shoulder Pain, Rotator Cuff Tendonitis, ACL Rehabilitation, Plantar fasciitis, Tennis Elbow, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and more.
Tendon/Ligament Disorders:
- Sprains
- Strains
- Tendonitis
- Tendon Ruptures
Muscle Injury / Disorders:
- Muscle Bruises, Contusions
- Muscle Ruptures
- Muscle Contractures
- Myositis
- Muscle Spasms
Pain Management:
- Headaches
- Myofascial Pain
- Neck Pain
- Low Back Pain
Joint Injuries / Disorders:
- Osteoarthritis
- Dislocations
- Subluxations
- Ligament Injury
- Cartilage Tears
Services We Provide
- Post-Surgical Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Acute, Chronic Rehab
- Joint Replacement Rehab
- Spine Rehabilitation/Core Stabilization
- Sports Injury Rehab
ACL Rehabilitation Prevention Screening and Injury Prevention Experts
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a ligament inside your knee that criss crosses with your Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) between the thigh and shin bone. The ACL provides stability to the leg especially during knee extension (straightening) and rotation type movements.
- Anterior Cruciate Ligament tears are presently an epidemic in youth sports, and most predominantly in young female soccer and basketball players.
- Girls are at a 4-6 times greater risk for non-contact ACL tear compared to their male counter parts.
- Current research suggests 1 in 4 athletes with an ACL injury will sustain a 2nd injury.
- Studies have shown that when youth female athletes routinely practice an ACL injury prevention exercise program there is a 75% reduction in non-contact ACL tears.
- Foot orthotics have also shown to decrease ACL non-contact injury by 77%.
Back in Motion Physical Therapy now offers:
- ACL screening to full sport teams or individual athletic assessments to determine their risk of future non-contact ACL injury.
- Training your child’s coach in ACL prevention exercises
- individual training for athletes at an elevated risk for injury
- Custom made orthotics