04/02/2026
Running should feel strong, efficient, and sustainable—not like you’re constantly waiting for the next injury.
If you’re dealing with knee pain, hip pain, or recurring injuries, a physical therapist can help get to the why behind what’s going on. We look at gait mechanics, load tolerance, strength, mobility, and how your body is handling training over time.
Instead of just resting and hoping things improve, PT can help you:
-identify movement patterns contributing to pain
-build strength and resilience
-improve running mechanics
-progress training safely so you can stay consistent
Because the goal isn’t just to run—it’s to keep running.
We’re also excited to share that our newest physical therapist, Dr. Julia Janczur PT, DPT, CMTPT/DN, RYT-500, E-RYT200 (she/they), is now available for booking starting April 14th!
Julia helps folks return to the activities they love, with a special interest in hypermobility syndromes, including Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS, hEDS), as well as running injuries and knee injuries.
If you’re ready to run without constant setbacks, we’d love to help. 💛 Link to book is in our bio!