Sports Rehab in Hurricane, WV
Return-to-sport physical therapy for athletes in Hurricane, Teays Valley, and the Putnam County area — one-on-one with a doctor of physical therapy, from injury through full return to competition. No referral needed in West Virginia.
Sports Rehabilitation
Reclaim Your Athletic Potential
At Faith in Motion, we understand that for athletes, being sidelined by injury isn't just physically challenging—it's a mental battle too. Our specialized Sports Rehabilitation program is designed to get you back in the game stronger than before, with a comprehensive approach that addresses the unique demands of your sport.
- Sport-specific movement analysis and functional testing
- Progressive strength training tailored to your athletic demands
- Advanced mobility techniques to restore full range of motion
- Performance enhancement strategies for return-to-sport readiness
- Injury prevention education to maintain long-term athletic health
Our expert team combines clinical excellence with athletic insight to create recovery plans that don't just heal injuries—they rebuild athletes. Whether you're dealing with acute trauma, overuse injuries, or performance limitations, we're committed to helping you surpass your previous capabilities.
Schedule Your SessionSports Injuries We Rehab
Most athletes we see fall into one of these categories. If yours isn't listed, call us — we'll tell you honestly whether physical therapy is the right next step.
ACL, MCL & Knee Injuries
Post-surgical ACL reconstruction rehab, meniscus and ligament injuries, patellar tendon pain, and jumper's knee — through full return-to-cutting and landing mechanics.
Ankle Sprains & Instability
The most common sports injury, and the most commonly rushed. We rebuild balance, strength, and confidence so the same ankle doesn't roll again mid-season.
Shoulder & Throwing Injuries
Rotator cuff strains, labral irritation, thrower's shoulder, and overhead pain in baseball, softball, volleyball, swimming, and lifting.
Hamstring & Groin Strains
Sprinting and change-of-direction injuries that re-tear when athletes go back too soon. We use objective strength testing before clearing you.
Overuse & Tendon Pain
Achilles and patellar tendinopathy, shin splints, tennis and golfer's elbow, hip flexor pain — the injuries that build slowly from training load.
Back & Hip Pain in Athletes
Low back pain from lifting, rotational sports, and repetitive extension, plus hip impingement and labral irritation.
Post-Operative Rehab
Knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle surgeries. We follow your surgeon's protocol and then keep building past the point most rehab stops.
Concussion-Related Symptoms
Dizziness, balance problems, and neck pain that linger after a head injury, coordinated with your physician's return-to-play clearance.
Our Return-to-Sport Process
Feeling better is not the same as being ready. Here is how we move an injured athlete all the way back to competing without holding their breath.
Full Evaluation
A one-hour assessment with your doctor of physical therapy: what happened, how you move, where the strength and mobility gaps are, and what your season looks like.
Calm It Down
Hands-on manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, and IASTM as needed to reduce pain and restore range of motion so real training can begin.
Build It Back
Progressive loading and strength work, including blood flow restriction training when weight-bearing is limited, until the injured side tests equal to the healthy side.
Return to Sport
Sport-specific speed, cutting, jumping, landing, and throwing progressions, plus a plan to keep the injury from coming back once you're cleared.
Who We Work With
Faith in Motion was built by athletes for athletes — our founder, Dr. Faith Mynes, competed as a Division I collegiate soccer player before becoming a physical therapist, so she knows what being sidelined actually costs you.
High School Athletes
Football, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball, wrestling, track, cheer, and gymnastics athletes across Putnam County who need to get back before the season slips away.
College & Travel-Team Athletes
Home for break or training year-round, with rehab that coordinates with your school's athletic trainer or strength coach.
Barbell & Gym Athletes
Squat, deadlift, press, and overhead pain assessed by clinicians who lift and understand training — usually without telling you to stop training entirely.
Runners & Endurance Athletes
Shin splints, IT band pain, Achilles issues, and stress-related injuries, with gait and training-load changes that hold up over long mileage.
Weekend Warriors
Rec-league, golf, pickleball, and gym athletes who want to keep playing in their 40s, 50s, and beyond without living on ibuprofen.
Youth Athletes
Growth-plate and overuse injuries in young multi-sport and single-sport athletes, with honest guidance for parents on training volume and rest.
Why Athletes Choose Faith in Motion
- One-on-one with the same clinician every visit — a full hour with your doctor of physical therapy, not a circuit run by aides.
- No referral needed. West Virginia is a direct-access state, so you can start rehab without waiting on a doctor's appointment.
- Advanced tools in-house — dry needling, cupping, IASTM, blood flow restriction, manual therapy, and infrared sauna recovery.
- Objective return-to-sport testing instead of guessing, so you go back when your numbers say you're ready.
- Rehab that doesn't stop at pain-free — we keep building until you're stronger than you were before the injury.
- Local and convenient — Hurricane and Teays Valley, with early-morning and evening appointments that fit around practice.
Common Questions
How soon after an injury should I be seen?
Sooner is almost always better. Early evaluation tells us whether the injury needs imaging or a physician, and starting appropriate movement early usually shortens the total time away from your sport.
Will I have to stop training completely?
Rarely. In most cases we modify what you do rather than shut it down, so you keep conditioning and confidence while the injured area heals.
How long does sports rehab take?
It depends on the injury. A simple sprain or strain may take a few weeks; ACL reconstruction rehab is a months-long process. You'll get a realistic timeline at your evaluation, not a vague answer.
Can you work with my coach or athletic trainer?
Yes, and we prefer it. When your therapist, coach, and athletic trainer agree on your plan, return-to-play goes much more smoothly.
All Services at Faith in Motion
Sports rehab often draws on several of these. Explore anything below or ask about it at your evaluation.
ACL Rehab
If you've suffered an ACL tear, you know how devastating this injury can be. Your knee feels unstable, you may be in pain, and returning to sports or other activities seems out of reach.
Blood Flow Restriction
If old injuries, post-op restrictions, or medical conditions are hindering your strength, muscle, and endurance gains, Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training can help.
Cupping
If chronic injuries, inflammation, or muscular tension has you feeling less than your best, exploring cupping therapy with Faith in Motion can help get you back on track.
Dry Needling
Great for unrelenting muscle tension, restricted mobility from past injuries, or unresolved neurological and movement dysfunction.
IASTM
Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization can help improve lingering soft tissue dysfunction.
Infrared Sauna Therapy
During your session, your entire body is exposed to infrared light waves that increase the temperature of the air and gently heat your body. This causes your core body temperature to increase at a lower temperature than traditional saunas.
Manual Therapy
If painful musculoskeletal injuries, postural dysfunctions or nagging nerve irritation has limited your movement, targeted manual therapy relief from Faith in Motion can help.
Neck Pain
Whether gradually creeping up or suddenly sharp after awkward sleeping, problematic neck symptoms demand attention before escalating to more widespread headaches or upper back pain.
Orthopedic Therapy
If bone, joint or muscle pain is interfering with your active lifestyle, the comprehensive services from Faith in Motion's orthopedic therapy team can help.
Personal Training
Are you struggling to stay motivated with your exercise routine or looking to take your fitness to the next level? A personal trainer can be the secret weapon you need to transform your health.
Physical Therapy
From weekend warriors dealing with nagging pain to aging adults hoping to remain independent, patients choose Faith in Motion for customized physical therapy delivered with compassion.
Spinal Manipulation
If back or neck pain is interfering with daily life, the spinal manipulation experts at Faith in Motion can help. Our licensed specialists employ safe, controlled manual techniques to improve spinal joint mobility.
Sports Performance
Are you an athlete looking to optimize your strength, prevent injuries, and reach your athletic potential? Faith in Motion's sports performance physical therapy delivers personalized plans for athletes of all sports as well as group classes.
Sports Rehab
Is your game stalled by injury or just not measuring up anymore due to mobility restrictions or strength deficits? Let Faith in Motion's sports rehabilitation team help you recapture your peak performance.
Bladder Control Issue
Don't let bladder leakage control your life. Our specialized approach helps active women regain confidence and live without fear of accidents.
Pregnancy Pain
Don't suffer through pregnancy pain. Our specialized approach helps expectant mothers enjoy a comfortable, pain-free pregnancy journey.
Postpartum Recovery
Rehabilitate your postpartum belly and get back to being active. Our specialized approach helps moms reconnect with their core and improve diastasis recti.
Pelvic Pain
Don't let pelvic, bladder, or vulvar pain control your life. Our specialized approach helps you get to the root cause and find relief without medication.
Pelvic Prolapse
Don't let pelvic prolapse limit your activities. Our specialized approach helps women manage symptoms and get back to being active without surgery.
Diastasis Recti
Heal your abdominal separation and rebuild core strength. Our specialized approach helps you engage your deep core correctly and regain functional strength.
Ready to get back in the game?
Schedule a one-on-one sports rehab evaluation in Hurricane, WV — no referral needed.
Schedule Your Session Call 304-760-96643495 Teays Valley Road, Suite B, Hurricane, WV 25526 · Mon–Thu 7:00 AM–6:30 PM, Fri 7:00 AM–12:00 PM
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What insurance and payment options does Faith in Motion accept?
Faith in Motion is a hybrid physical therapy practice offering both insurance and private pay options. We are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield/ Anthem and PEIA of West Virginia. In addition to our in-network billing we offer various private pay options and payment plans that are often cheaper than using your in network plan if you have a high deductible plan. We pride ourselves in transparent pricing so you will never receive a surprise bill at the end of care. Call us today at 304-760-9664 for a free benefits check.
What can I expect at my first appointment?
Your initial evaluation will be a 60 minute session with a doctor of physical therapy where you will undergo a thorough assessment of your injury. You will be given a custom treatment plan following the evaluation to get you back to being pain free and achieving your goals. During your first appointment, expect to also receive some hands on treatments and exercises you can start on day 1 to help you feel better. Following your appointment, your therapist will send you an email follow up explaining the results of your evaluation as well as video links to your homework exercises.
What Should I wear?
At Faith in Motion we believe heavily in getting you up and active as soon as possible. Please arrive in comfy athletic clothing and be prepared to move.
Do I need a referral from a Doctor?
No you do not. In the state of WV, physical therapy is a direct access service meaning you can call us and make an appointment directly and skip the trip to the orthopedic or primary care physician.