Performance Enhancement Program

Want to move better, train smarter, and perform at your peak? At CHA Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan, our Performance Enhancement Program is built for athletes and active individuals who want to improve strength, mobility, balance, and injury resilience. Whether you're returning to sport, preparing for competition, or simply aiming to level up your movement, our targeted program helps you reach your full physical potential.

What Is a Performance Enhancement Program?

This is a specialized, evidence-based program focused on improving biomechanical efficiency, functional strength, and athletic performance. It blends principles from physical therapy, sports science, and injury prevention to optimize the way your body moves—on the field, in the gym, or in daily life.

Who is it for?

  • Competitive and recreational athletes

  • Runners, dancers, lifters, and weekend warriors

  • Individuals returning from injury

  • People with movement restrictions limiting performance

  • Anyone seeking a personalized approach to physical training

Common goals of performance training:

  • Increase strength and power

  • Improve joint mobility and flexibility

  • Enhance coordination and agility

  • Correct movement imbalances

  • Reduce risk of injury

  • Build sport-specific endurance and control

How We Treat It

At CHA Physical Therapy in Midtown Manhattan, we begin with a full-body movement assessment to identify limitations, asymmetries, and performance gaps. Based on your sport, goals, and current fitness, we design a custom plan that evolves with your progress.

Your sessions may include:

  • Strength and resistance training for targeted muscle groups

  • Plyometrics and explosive movement drills

  • Mobility and dynamic flexibility training

  • Core stabilization and posture correction

  • Balance and proprioception exercises

  • Biomechanical analysis and movement retraining

  • Recovery strategies to prevent overtraining

Each plan is built to maximize your performance while minimizing the risk of injury—so you can train smarter and move with confidence.