Who we help
Care shaped around how you use your body
The same diagnosis behaves differently in a marathon trainer, a touring guitarist and someone at a keyboard nine hours a day. These pages cover the demands, the failure patterns and the approach for each.
Find your situation
RunnersRunning injuries are load-tolerance problems. The work is figuring out which tissue ran out of capacity and why, then rebuilding it without losing your season.AthletesCare built around returning to the sport, with measurable criteria rather than open-ended rest.WeightliftersLifting injuries are usually programming problems wearing a technique costume. The goal is keeping you under the bar with modified loading, not sending you home to rest.MusiciansPlaying is an occupational load. Touring adds driving, load-in, bad sleep and unpredictable schedules on top of it.Desk WorkersDesk-related pain is a sustained-load problem. Posture advice alone rarely fixes it; changing the pattern and building endurance does.
Not sure what is causing your pain?
An evaluation is the starting point. Dr. Schuch examines what is happening, explains what he finds, and tells you honestly whether this is something the practice can help with.