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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
