Your first hour in the Lab is spent measuring: how strong, how mobile, how far from where you want to be. Your plan is built around what matters.
The stairs you take one at a time now. The run that turned into a walk. If back pain, sciatica, an old injury, or a diagnosis keeps you from saying yes to the things you love, getting them back is the whole job.
Explore Injuries & PainThe headache that shows up when you start sweating. The reading that swims after a page. Everyone says you are cleared, and you still do not feel like yourself. When a season or a semester is sitting on hold, recovery here is staged and measured, not wait-and-see.
See Concussion CareGetting cleared is one thing. Why it happened is different. The Elite Athlete Program starts from there, and rebuilds toward what your sport and position demand.
Explore The Elite Athlete ProgramYour care starts with what we find, uses the treatment that fits, and rebuilds what needs to change so progress lasts.
Your body gets assessed for how it is moving, what is compensating, and where the load is going wrong. That picture guides everything that follows.
Adjustments, soft tissue work, and dry needling are used when your findings call for them, not as a default routine.
From there, your body learns to hold the change so it carries into training, work, and whatever you ask of it.
If you have to think about how to do a movement, you don’t own it yet. Nobody taught you to walk. You fell, adjusted, and tried again until it worked, and you haven’t thought about it since.
Rehab here works the same way: games rigged so the right movement is the way to win. You miss, you adjust, you win, and people push harder chasing a score than counting reps anyway. The movement your body finds on its own is the one you stop having to think about.
You are pushing for a heavier weight, a faster time, the new skill. Your next level. Something is holding you back, but you haven’t found the sticking point. Yet.
The Baseline puts a score on range, symmetry, control, and output to find it. Then it becomes the assignment.
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Strength alone doesn’t win games. Don’t settle for training that treats every sport the same. The Elite Athlete Program builds your training around your sport and your position, so you can close the gap to the next level.
Explore The Elite Athlete Program“Everyone I went to focused on the pain, but they all brushed aside the severe numbness. Marshall listened intently to all of my concerns and had me feeling so much better after my first session than in months of care from other providers.”— Zoe Maffit
“I had a bad back injury from a workout accident. I went from unable to get out of bed to completely healed up.”— Luke Lack
“In a span of 3 months, nearly all of the pain I’ve had is gone when engaging in those activities now. You’ll likely end up stronger than you can remember without needing regular assistance.”— Nathan Wilkening
Dr. Marshall Gevers was a competitive hockey player when he injured his shoulder. The prognosis: 6 to 8 months of recovery. He’d miss college tryouts in his freshman year. But Marshall was back in 4 without missing a single game.
Dr. Dixon, a chiropractor, cut the recovery nearly in half. It did not look like any rehab Marshall had done before. He set out to learn it, not just do it.
Rehab usually sets the direction; adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and dry needling get layered in where they move your progress faster and help it hold.
The foundation of the Movement Lab. First, DNS restores the right patterns. Then you transfer them to your sport, your work, your day.
Explore Functional RehabSpecific, movement-informed adjustments used to restore joint mechanics when a segment is not moving or sharing load the way it should.
See How Adjustments FitTissue work that clears up restrictions so the body can move differently instead of getting pulled right back into the same compensation.
Learn About Soft Tissue TherapyA targeted tool for muscles and tendons that are not responding to stretching, rest, or basic care.
See When Dry Needling Helps