Sports Injury Rehabilitation
Helping Young Athletes Recover, Strengthen & Return to Play
Has your child suffered a sports-related injury, or are they struggling with pain, weakness, or mobility issues after activity? Whether they’re recovering from a sprain, fracture, ACL tear, or overuse injury, Twin Hearts Physical Therapy offers specialized pediatric sports rehabilitation to help them heal, regain strength, and prevent future injuries.
What Is Pediatric Sports Rehabilitation?
Young athletes’ bodies are still growing and developing, making them more vulnerable to injuries from repetitive stress, falls, or improper movement patterns. Sports rehab is a specialized form of physical therapy designed to help kids and teens recover from injuries, restore strength, and improve movement efficiency so they can safely return to their favorite activities.
At Twin Hearts PT, we focus on:
Speeding up recovery while preventing reinjury
Restoring mobility, strength, and coordination
Sport-specific training to improve performance
Safe return-to-play protocols for long-term success
Common Pediatric Sports Injuries We Treat
Acute Injuries (Sudden Injuries from Falls, Collisions, or Trauma)
Sprains & Strains (Ankle, Knee, Wrist, Shoulder)
Fracture Recovery & Post-Casting Rehab
ACL & Meniscus Tears
Tommy John Rehab (UCL injuries in young baseball players)
Concussions & Post-Concussion Therapy
Overuse Injuries (Caused by Repetitive Stress or Poor Mechanics)
Osgood-Schlatter Disease (Knee pain in growing athletes)
Sever’s Disease (Heel pain due to growth plate stress)
Stress Fractures & Shin Splints
Tendonitis (Patellar, Achilles, Rotator Cuff)
SCFE (Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis) Treatment
Signs Your Child May Need Sports Rehab
If your child has any of the following, it may be time for a physical therapy evaluation:
Pain that won’t go away after practice or games
Recurring injuries or discomfort in the same area
Swelling, stiffness, or reduced mobility
Difficulty keeping up with teammates due to pain or weakness
Limping or favoring one side of the body
Early intervention is key! Waiting too long can lead to longer recovery times and more severe injuries.
How Sports Rehab Helps Young Athletes
Sports injuries aren’t just painful—they can impact a child’s long-term movement, confidence, and ability to stay active. Without proper rehab, kids are at risk for reinjury or lingering mobility issues.
Benefits of Pediatric Sports Rehabilitation:
Reduces pain & inflammation
Improves flexibility & range of motion
Strengthens muscles to support proper movement
Enhances balance & coordination
Prepares young athletes for safe return to play
Our Approach to Pediatric Sports Rehabilitation
At Twin Hearts PT, we create personalized treatment plans based on your child’s sport, injury, and recovery goals. Our hands-on approach helps kids heal effectively while building skills to prevent future injuries.
Manual Therapy & Soft Tissue Work
Relieves tight muscles & scar tissue buildup
Reduces pain & inflammation
Strength & Conditioning Exercises
Builds muscle stability around injured joints
Prevents compensation patterns that lead to future injuries
Balance & Proprioception Training
Improves coordination & movement efficiency
Essential for sports like gymnastics, soccer & basketball
Sport-Specific Movement Retraining
Helps athletes return to throwing, jumping, running, or pivoting safely
Reduces risk of reinjury from improper movement mechanics
Return-to-Play Testing & Injury Prevention
Baseline movement assessments before full return to sport
Guidance on stretching, warm-ups & recovery strategies
Why Choose Twin Hearts Physical Therapy for Sports Rehab?
Experienced Pediatric Therapists – Experts in child & adolescent movement patterns
One-on-One, Personalized Care – Tailored treatment plans for optimal recovery
Play-Based, Age-Appropriate Therapy – Engaging exercises designed for kids & teens
Sport-Specific Training – Helping athletes return to soccer, football, gymnastics, baseball & more
Serving Glenpool, Tulsa, Mounds, Okmulgee, Bixby, Jenks & Surrounding Areas
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Plagiocephaly Physical Therapy
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The length of treatment varies based on the injury type, severity, and child’s recovery progress. Most programs last 4-8 weeks, but some may require longer-term rehab for full recovery
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It depends on the injury and stage of recovery. Some injuries require complete rest, while others allow modified participation. We’ll guide you on safe activity levels.
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Yes! Strength, mobility, and movement training reduce the risk of reinjury. We also educate young athletes on proper form, warm-ups, and injury prevention strategies.
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Yes! We specialize in rehab for young athletes of all ages, from elementary school beginners to competitive high school players.
Schedule a Consultation for Sports Rehabilitation Today!
Injured in play? Let’s get your athlete back in action. Book a sports rehab evaluation tailored for kids and teens.