A Doctor of Physical Therapy embedded with your coaching staff — monthly visits, athlete screens, and program audits designed around one goal: keep your athletes healthy enough to actually train. Built for ski clubs, academies, and any program that's tired of losing a season to ACL surgeries.
A single ACL reconstruction costs the family ~$50,000 between surgery, rehab, and a lost season. Most programs absorb 1-3 of these per year and treat them as inevitable. They're not.
Most coaches want to do the right thing on injury prevention. They've heard about FIFA-11+, neuromuscular control, eccentric loading, hip strength. What they don't have is a clinician integrated with their staff, walking through their actual program, seeing their actual athletes, and pointing at the actual gaps.
That's what this consulting relationship is. I'm not coming in to take over your training. I'm coming in to make your existing program harder to break athletes on.
The economics work because injury costs are catastrophic and injury prevention is cheap. One avoided knee surgery in a five-year window pays for a decade of monthly visits.
A 12-minute pre-practice routine designed to cut ACL injuries in field-sport teams (built on the same evidence as FIFA-11+, adapted for ski racers, court athletes, and contact sport). I'll come to your field, gym, or training facility and run it with your team for free — no obligation, no consulting commitment.
Modeled on the FIFA-11+ evidence base (which has shown ~30-50% reductions in non-contact knee injuries) but adapted for the specific demands of skiing, court sports, and contact sport — variable terrain, repeat eccentric load, asymmetrical landing.
I'll come to your team's regular practice for 45 minutes:
Cost: $0. Completely free for any local team.
Request the free demoFor programs ready to go beyond the warm-up — embedded clinical eyes on your training, your athletes, and your season.
First 3 clubs · 2-year locked rate
For when you need more
I show up at your facility during a training session. Watch your athletes move. Sit with the coaching staff for a 30-min education topic specific to where you are in the season.
2-3 individual athlete screens during the visit — typically your post-injury returns or highest-risk movers. Written report goes to head coach + family.
Look at your current macro and micro programming. Flag gaps. Suggest specific exercise additions or progressions. Written recap goes to coaching staff.
Email or text access for coaches with questions — "athlete X tweaked their knee, what do we do?" Quick triage, recommendations, referral if it's beyond scope.
The consulting model fits any program where 30+ athletes train regularly and where injury prevention has real economic stakes. Examples:
Strength coaches are great. But injury prevention sits at the intersection of clinical knowledge (tissue tolerance, joint mechanics, surgical recovery thresholds) and training application. That's the seam a Doctor of Physical Therapy lives in.
My active PT case-load is reserved for professional skiers in rehabilitation. The same clinical reasoning that runs that work is what your program gets — without paying clinical hourly rates.
