My interest in veterinary medicine led me to pursue it as my major in college, while also being part of the basketball team. However, during one of the games, I suffered a serious ankle injury that sidelined me for the rest of the season. That’s when I was introduced to physical therapy, which changed my life and career path. Through physical therapy, I was able to recover, improve my strength, return to practice after 10 weeks, and switch my major to physical therapy. I realized that helping others achieve their physical goals and overcome their injuries was my true passion. I was fortunate enough to play basketball at a high level for three more years, without any ankle problems. Ankle pain and treatment is the core reason why I founded Peak Performance Physical Therapy. I want to share the same success story with you that I experienced. Don’t delay your treatment!
Thank you for choosing Peak Performance Physical Therapy, and we look forward to seeing you soon.
In Health,
Jill Marlan, PT, OMPT, MSPT, CSCS
CEO/ Founder
It is a common misconception that “sprains” and “strains” are interchangeable terms. In reality, there are some key differences between the two. In order to understand how they differ, it is important to first understand what ligaments and tendons are.
Ligaments connect bones to bones within a joint, while tendons connect bones to muscles. When you experience a sprain, you are tearing or overstretching a ligament. Conversely, when you experience a strain, you are tearing or overstretching a tendon.
If you have recently sustained a sprain or strain, or you believe you may have, don’t hesitate to contact us to consult with a physical therapist. We’ll determine the best course of treatment for your needs and get you started on the road to recovery! Our innovative care strategies at Peak Performance Physical Therapy will help you find quick relief.
Dani McNeilly – Marketing and Business Development Director
Meet Danielle McNeilly, the dynamic Marketing and Business Development Director at Peak Performance Physical Therapy, celebrating an impressive eight years of dedicated service. Danielle’s journey with our company has been marked by consistent excellence and innovation in the realm of marketing and business strategy.
Beyond her professional role, Danielle is a passionate coach for competitive youth soccer, channeling her expertise and enthusiasm to nurture the next generation of athletes. Her commitment extends to promoting an active lifestyle, embodying the principles of health and wellness that Peak Performance stands for.
With a keen strategic vision, Danielle has played a pivotal role in elevating our brand to new heights, forging impactful collaborations and executing successful marketing campaigns. Her ability to inspire and mentor goes beyond the office, making a positive impact on the lives of the youth she coaches and the colleagues she collaborates with.
Danielle’s infectious energy and commitment to a healthy lifestyle set the tone for our workplace culture, fostering a positive and inclusive environment. As we celebrate Danielle’s contributions, we look forward to many more years of success and innovation with her on our team at Peak Performance Physical Therapy.
Achilles Tendinopathy
Achilles tendinopathy is a condition that causes pain, swelling, stiffness, and irritation of the Achilles tendon, the strong band which joins your calf muscles to your heel on the back of your lower leg. If this tendon is inflamed, walking may become painful and difficult.
The achilles tendon may be injured gradually due to overuse or by a sudden injury. Damage to the tendon occurring in the form of small tears is commonly known as achilles tendinopathy.
Symptoms of Achilles tendinopathy include pain and irritation. The tendon may become tender to the touch and may be thickened and swollen as well.
State of Fitness
We provide a complete training system and a highly qualified training team that will help you achieve your fitness goals.
What services you choose to get you those results depends on your goals, budget, and time commitment.
