Gaston Rehab Running Performance Center
The Running Performance Center is a specialty center that is part of the Gaston Rehab Associates, Inc. facility in both our Gastonia and Statesville offices.
Want to return to running after an injury? How about avoid an injury in the first place?
Want to find out how you can get faster in a 5k, 10k Half-Marathon or even in the full Marathon? Did you know that weakness in the hips can cause pain in the knee and also slow you down?
Want to find out how to run smarter, not harder? A mid foot strike is a more efficient running pattern and will allow you to conserve energy.
Want to get stronger, but afraid of putting on unwanted pounds? Lean muscle mass can improve times and prevent injury, but running requires endurance not pure strength. Training is different for runners.
If you are serious about your running, we can help. The Running Performance Center at Gaston Rehab Associates, Inc. is dedicated to treating runners and athletes in running sports, of all ages and ability levels.
We offer a full line of services including:
*Diagnosis and treatment of all running related injuries
*Strengthening and Conditioning programs
*Personalized Coaching
*Shoe selection/foot analysis
To find out how you can be the best runner you can be, call (704) 864-4424 today!
About the Director: Dr. Brian J. Boyle PT, DPT has extensive knowledge of running related injuries. He performed his doctoral work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on the diagnosis and treatment of lower extremity injuries in running.
Dr. Boyle is a former sub-elite runner having logged over 15,000 miles on roads, tracks and trails and has completed hundreds of 5k, 10k, 15k and ½ marathon races. He has completed two major marathons (Personal Best: 2hr 48 min) and even qualified for the Boston Marathon. Dr. Boyle knows what it is to be a runner with injuries and how that can affect all aspects of your life.
When you want to get better outcomes, have longer lasting results and avoid medicine and surgery see us first!
