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    Written by Dr. Edwin Porras, DPT, Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist and published author on baseball throwing programs, former Minnesota Twins medical staff. Co-authored by Thaddeus Hayes, MAT, LAT, ATC, former Minnesota Twins athletic trainer.

    Baseball Physical Therapy in Denver.
    Throw Harder.
    Play More.
    Stay Healthy.

    Injury rehab and arm care routines from former Minnesota Twins medical staffers.

     

    Minnesota Twins pitcher Ethan Wachsmann praises pro athlete physical therapy (1)

    Don't Let Injuries Shorten a Career
    What happens if pain isn’t addressed right away?

    • Soreness turns into pain.

    • Missing out on games and showcases.

    • Disappointment in your progress.

    • Overwhelmed with treatment options.

    • Lose money already invested into training.

    • Becoming a worse athlete while protecting the injury.

    • The recruiting window closes.

    • Miss out on practice time.

    You Are Not Alone on This

    Many families and athletes get to us after a year of appointments that went nowhere. We find the actual cause, usually in the first visit, so the next thing you spend money on is the one that works.


    Many parents get to us after a year of appointments that went nowhere. We find the actual cause, usually in the first visit, so the next thing you spend money on is the one that works.

     

    How to work with us:

    1. Book a Call

    2. Get Evaluated

    3. Break Records

    What Parents and Athletes Say:

    Ben McLaughlin, Arizona Diamondbacks player, shares his recovery experience at PRO Athlete Physical Therapy in Denver-1

    Ben McLaughlin, Arizona Diamondbacks organization hitter

    Baseball mom praises pro athlete physical therapy

    Natalie Johnson, Baseball Mom

    Blake Hammond, Las Vegas A's pitcher, shares his recovery experience at PRO Athlete Physical Therapy in Denver

    Blake Hammond, Las Vegas A's organization pitcher

    Does this sound familiar?

    Your arm hurts every time you throw

    Your back hurts every time you swing or deadlift

    Your knees and hips hurt when you squat

    Even after trying:

    • Rest, icing

    • A physical therapist or doctor who doesn't work with athletes.

    • X-rays and MRI that came back fine.

    And you're still:

    Missing time.

    Your velo is down. You can feel your spot slipping.

    Worried about surgery

    Worried about your career ending

    Baseball athlete and parent after a game with a quote praising PRO Athlete Physical Therapy for their work

    Why your throwing arm still hurts even after physical therapy:

    Only 1 in 11 PTs are specialists (based on ABPTS board certification data) and even fewer specialize in athletes.

    But at PRO Athlete PT, were board certified specialists and former Minnesota Twins medical staff.

    We're the specialists you're looking for.

    Rest is not Rehab. Rest is not arm care.

    Stop waiting. Start building a bullet proof body meant for an athlete.

    Picture your next game with a healthy body

    • Warming up on game day

    • No hiding pain from coaches

    • Velo is back

    • You're not worried about surgery anymore

    • And scouts are watching

    We don't just treat arm pain. We build athletes that last.

    Read more about baseball injuries instead.

    3 Steps to get you back:

    Behind-the-back view of a professional baseball pitcher on a dirt mound during a diagnostic session. A large red arrow points to a high-speed motion capture camera and sensor setup, illustrating the data-driven 'Find the Problem' step of the PRO Athlete PT process

    Find what's really causing your pain

     

     

    A Division II baseball player completing specialized physical therapy exercises to improve arm health.

    Fix the Problem

    Aidan Brainard, Texas Rangers pitcher, credits PRO Athlete Physical Therapy

    Get Back to Your Sport


    Reviewed by Dr. Edwin Porras, DPT,     Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist and published author on baseball throwing programs, former Minnesota Twins medical staff. Co-authored by Thaddeus Hayes, MAT, LAT, ATC, former Minnesota Twins athletic trainer.