 Using a state of the art soft tissue treatment, let our certified staff find and fix your exact problem in the exact location.
We can improve your range of motion, flexibility, recovery time and performance using Sound Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization.
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Brad Pike is the founder and owner of Championship Physical Therapy. He is also the Head Athletic Trainer and Director of Rehabilitation Services at Syracuse University. He has worked at Syracuse for the past nine years. Prior to his time with the Orange, he spent 9 years working locally in outpatient physical therapy. Though he covers all sports at Syracuse, his primary focus is on the men’s basketball and men’s rowing teams while serving as a supervisory consultant for the Field Hockey team and Track and Field teams. Brad was the athletic trainer for the 2003 NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship team. He also serves as an adjunct lecturer in the Exercise Science Department located within the School of Education.
Brad received his undergraduate degree in sports medicine in 1989 from Marietta College. He earned his master’s degree in physical education from Syracuse University in 1991 while serving as a graduate assistant in the sports medicine department. Pike added a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from SUNY Health Science Center (currently Upstate Medical University) in 1994.
Pike previously worked as the Athletic Trainer for the 2004 Gold Medal winning Under 21 USA Men’s Basketball team and has served as a sports medicine consultant for the Syracuse Chiefs.
Brad is certified in Active Release Techniques (ART®), Sound Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (SASTM) and is a Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), College Athletic Trainers Society, the Eastern Athletic Trainers Association and the New York State Athletic Trainers Association.
Pike has presented at numerous symposiums and workshops. His most recently presented at the College Athletic Trainers Society Annual Spring Symposium. His presentation was entitled “Back Pain in the Athletic Training Setting.” He also led a lab group session demonstrating different treatment philosophies and techniques for treating low back dysfunction. Pike resides in Jamesville with his wife Lynne, and their 2 children.
Sarah Talbot obtained her doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University in 2008. Since graduation, she has been practicing Physical Therapy in a progressive outpatient clinic in Boston Massachusetts. At this clinic, she evaluated and treated a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries for preventative, curative, and post-operative rehabilitation. She specializes in sports and orthopedic conditions.
Sarah takes pride in providing the best possible care for her patients. Based on the patients’ individual needs, she applies skilled manual therapy, modalities, and therapeutic exercises to return them to their optimal health and/or sport. Her passion lies in educating patients on their specific condition and progressions throughout their recovery.
Sarah looks forward to treating your individual injury and reaching all of your rehabilitative goals.
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