RAM Performance and Rehab

As the new year comes around, here at RAM we are excited to announce that we have decided to upscale everything we do. Expect to see more, ways to heal, new modalities, treatment plans and training methods. We look forward to this new adventure. We would like to take this time to reintroduce what we are about.

After more than twenty years of working with orthopaedic populations, especially athletes of all skill levels, I have seen a disconnect between the rehabilitation professional, strength coach, and position/player coach. The typical, too-often scenario is the patient suffers injury, gets mediocre or shortened therapy, participates in a strength and conditioning program that is not preventative in nature or creates movement dysfunction, and returns to sport when not ready. This results in a vicious cycle of injury,return to sport, and reinjury. One of the main predictors of future injury is previous injury and pain. Addressing total body movement dysfunction is integral to not only injury prevention but also indirectly improving performance. In many cases as well, what the general population considers aging, is most often decay. Other cultures around the world move at a high level without the typical degenerative diseases we suffer from in this country. Nutrition has an impact on function, but the ability to move well and move often creates the perfect marriage.
At RAM Performance & Rehab, we will address movement first whether you are a rehabilitation patient or an athlete hoping to improve your performance. .

Congratulatons to Jessica Marlier on achieving overall 2nd place women in the race this morning! What an honor to sponsor her, know her, and call her friend! She is one outstanding athlete and an amazing person! Keep an eye out for her in Paris 2024 Olympics!