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Marathon Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, LLC, is a company dedicated to becoming the premier regional provider for orthopedic rehabilitation and wellness.
We strive to create a comfortable environment for outpatient fitness and physical therapy services combined with a community outreach program. Utilizing the skills of physical therapists, athletic trainers, massage therapists, and certified strength and conditioning specialists, Marathon promotes the prevention, care and rehabilitation of orthopedic, sports, and occupational injuries.
- Excellent Service
- Flexible Hours
- Expert, Attentive Care by Experienced Staff
- Convenient Locations
- Affordable Cost
IN THE NEWS
Welcome Nate McMahan, MSPT! New to the Marathon staff at the Newton clinic is Nate McMahan MSPT, a graduate of Springfield College. He loves to bike, kayak, hike, ski, and especially to run. He has been a competitive runner for the last 10 years and ran the '08 and '09 Boston Marathons (2:56 PR). Nate specializes in treating sports and orthopedic injuries.
Congratulations to Kristy Thibodeau, Allison McKay, Saul Helgeson, Julie Fox, Erika Johnson, Heidi Johnson and Ruth Hensley for completing NAIOMT Level II Lower Quadrant in February and March, 2010 at the Newton clinic and to Kyla Donnelly for completing Level I in Colorado Springs.
Alex McKinney represented Marathon speaking to the Leukemia Society's Team In Training program at the Newton clinic about injury prevention, dynamic warm ups and core strengthening, performed injury screens with the Wheaton College Dance Company at Wheaton College and massages with the Boston
Triathlon Team in Waterville Valley, NH this May.
Congratulations to Emily Helgeson for completing the APTA’s Pregnancy and Postpartum continuing education course in March. Jessica Keaney and Julie Fox for completing the APTA’s Pelvic Floor Level I course and CAPP testing in April. Jon askow, ATC, and Erin Cinelli, ATC, completing Graston Technique Level 1 course April 24-25. Graston uses bevelled metal tools that are shaped to fit around bony prominences and hard to target areas to provide another way to treat tendonitis or myofascial adhesions that are restricting range of motion.
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Please see Marathon Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine at the upcoming events:
Women's Health Support Group: Introductory 7-week session starts July 14! Newton Wednesdays 6:30-8pm, Saturdays 1-2:30 pm (Click here for more info).
So you're having a baby ... Marathon's pre-natal education class in Norwood and Newton (more info coming soon)
NAIOMT 610: Level II Intermediate Lower Quadrant
NAIOMT 625 Peripheral (Extremity) Manipulation
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Proud Provider of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine for:
Continuing Education Provider for Certified Athletic Trainers by the Board of Certification, Inc.
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