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RPI + APEX Pickleball Clubs: A New Partnership Built for Better Pickleball
Reyes Performance Institute is excited to announce a new partnership with APEX Pickleball Clubs in Cedar Park, naming RPI the Official Sports Physical Therapy & Performance Partner of APEX Pickleball Clubs.
Part 2: How Ankle Mobility Translates to Faster Reactions in Pickleball
Want faster reactions in pickleball? Learn how ankle mobility affects split steps, lateral movement, and control at the kitchen line from Austin sports physical therapists.
Part 1: Ankle Pain from Pickleball? Why Mobility and Stability Matter More Than You Think
Dealing with ankle pain from pickleball? Learn how ankle mobility and stability affect performance, injury risk, and movement on the court from Austin sports physical therapists.
Summer Training Tips for High School Athletes in Austin
Stay in shape this summer with expert tips from Reyes Performance Institute in Austin. Learn how high school athletes can train smart, avoid injuries, and perform better.
RPI Signs No. 1 Pro Pickleball Player Jack Munro
Jack Munro, fresh off double-gold at the 2025 Zimmer Biomet APP New York City Open and riding the APP Tour at No. 1 in men’s doubles—has picked Reyes Performance Institute (RPI) as his go-to spot for Austin sports physical therapy and performance work.
Pickleball and Physical Therapy – A Perfect Partnership
As more players hit the courts, many are discovering that the sport's quick lateral movements, sudden stops, varying competitive intensity, and repetitive motions can lead to an elevated injury risk, especially without proper conditioning and recovery. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, partnering with a physical therapist can not only rehabilitate injuries, but reduce their likelihood of recurring while impacting performance and physical readiness. Find out how.
Physical Therapy: The Cornerstone of Sports Performance and Personal Training
Integrating physical therapy (PT) into training programs can significantly enhance athletic performance, prevent injuries, and accelerate recovery. PT is no longer just for rehabilitation after injury—it is a proactive tool that ensures athletes and clients move efficiently, reduce injury risk, and achieve long-term success in their fitness journeys. Guest Post by John Cioffredi, Community Strength Austin
How You Can See A Physical Therapist Without A Referral
Direct Access is the process in which a prospective patient can seek out a physical therapist (PT) without needing a referral from a doctor (MD, orthopedic, primary care). Instead of waiting to see a prospective doctor, you can schedule an appointment to see a physical therapist and begin treatment at your initial evaluation.
What’s with all the Racquet?? – The Importance and Benefits of Dynamic Warm Ups Prior to Tennis/Pickleball Play
Dynamic warm ups are extremely important to reduce risk of injury in any sport. Here are 10 warm ups you can do before playing pickleball or tennis.
Understanding Performance Optimization
In sports, performance optimization can be the difference between winning and losing. It enables athletes to maximize their strength, speed, and agility, allowing them to perform at their best consistently. Optimization ensures smoother, more efficient movements for everyday activities as well, reducing the risk of injury and enhancing the ability to carry out tasks easily.
Why Choose Sports Physical Therapy?
While striving to meet your fitness and sport goals, you may encounter conditions along the way that requires rehabilitation or recovery. These conditions may arise from overuse mechanisms, faulty biomechanics, or traumatic episodes. Physical therapy will play a critical role in rehabilitation and recovery through specialized training regimens tailored to treat the injury.
Balance Between Sport Performance Training and Injury Prevention
Baseline testing and assessment attempts to understand injury mechanisms and performance that are often considered links to sport and fitness. The ability to recognize and identify movement asymmetries and compromises to neuromuscular control is highly important in reducing injury in the future.