Eliminate pain and improve health

Infrared Sauna

The MOST Clinical Philosophy is based around patient centered treatment options offered by our multi-disciplinary team. Our therapists embrace our MOST Movement First Philosophy and use an evidence aware approach to solving patients’ pain and movement dysfunction through appropriate therapeutic modalities, movement repatterning and exercise therapy. Our therapists work closely with our coaches and corrective exercise practitioners to deliver high level rehabilitation planning.

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Why choose MOST for your Clinical Services?

The goal of MOST Clinical is to take a patient in a current state of pain or dysfunction and guide them through the rehabilitation/training process to achieve any life or performance goal they are seeking. Our coaches specialize in rehabilitation planning, seamlessly transitioning your rehabilitation programming from early corrective strategies into advanced performance training (and anything in between) in order to facilitate rehabilitation, injury prevention and build optimal performance.

The clinicians at MOST combine their educational background with over 20 years of clinical and performance training experience to provide the most patient centered approach in rehabilitation.

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Infrared Sauna

Traditional wet and dry saunas use heated air to warm the body, which means they typically have to be uncomfortably hot to reach therapeutic levels. Infrared saunas, on the other hand, penetrate into tissues directly, causing the body to sweat at a more comfortable ambient temperature.

Some of the benefits of Infrared Sauna are: increased metabolism, detoxification, decreasing inflammation, relaxation and stress reduction, soothes sore muscles, supports cardiovascular health, supports immune function, increase slow wave sleep(deep sleep), and improves skin health.

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Contact MOST’s Wellness Professionals to learn more about MOST Physical Preparation Clinical Services.

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