If the Answer is YES! Then Congratulations, You’ve Found Chris McKenzie, The #1 Baseball Physical Therapy Expert In Philadelphia…
I am recognized as one of the top Orthopaedists in Philadelphia and often have players referred to me when they don't have success with other care providers.
I present at the University of Pennsylvania’s Throwing Symposium every year where I learn healthcare professionals and coaches learn about the latest advancements in baseball rehab.
I wrote a book in 2018 and published it in 2019 calling it "Unleash Your Pitching Velocity" where it details what happens to a pitchers body during a throw and essential elements to look at.
Discover how people in Philadelphia, just like you, have found got long-term, drug-free baseball injury relief and have been able to get back to doing the things that they love!
“After 2 shoulder injuries and numerous PT’s, I have found a place where the genuine human-concern and care are phenomenal”
“Not only did my injury get treated but i also got educated how exercises would help my injury and why”
“Chris thought critically about how my body was responding to adjust the treatment and maximise up the recovery process”
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Common shoulder and elbow injuries in baseball
How the different injuries are caused and the symptoms
Treatments that help target the injury and aid recovery
The importance of a personalized recovery plan
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Chris has authored his own book Titled “Unleash Your Pitching Potential”.
Chris also presents yearly at the University of Pennsylvania’s Throwing Symposium.
Chris is recognized by many of the top orthopaedics in Philadelphia and often referred players by them when other care providers fail.
