TITLEIST PERFORMANCE INSTITUTE (TPI), GOLF EVALUATIONS Scottsdale Physical Therapy & Performance offers the Titleist Performance Institute Golf Evaluation at our clinic. First, we will evaluate your body to determine your swing characteristics. Then, we will create a personalized golf program that addresses those limitations. Are you looking to prevent injuries from golf? Are you experiencing […]
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Dry needling is an innovative therapy used to relieve muscle pain and improve overall health. If you’re located in Scottsdale, you’re in luck as Scottsdale PT Performance offers this cutting-edge treatment. In this post, we will explore the benefits of dry needling and what you can expect during a session. What is Dry Needling? This
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Dry Needling is a technique that reduces pain and dysfunction and stimulates the healing process. This treatment involves microfilament needles in the affected tissue. It is a direct approach to handling your pain and dysfunction. This process typically lasts between 10-30 minutes. Dry needling has been shown to reduce pain and disability by the following:
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