Free Athlete Assessment · Fort Myers
SpeedPowerAgilityInjury Prevention

Find Out What's Holding Your Athlete Back, Before It Costs Them a Season

A one-on-one assessment of your athlete's movement, strength, speed, and sport demands. You'll learn exactly what's limiting them and what to do about it. No cost, no obligation, no generic workout plan.

Injury Prevention
Speed & Power
Safe Strength Training

Claim Your Athlete's Free Assessment

Takes about 60 seconds · We'll call within 1 hour during business hours

  • Trainer-led, PT-designed: coached by certified coaches, programmed by Doctors of Physical Therapy
  • Speed, strength, and agility tested and tracked
  • Injury history built into every program
Ages 8–1112–1415–18CollegeAdult athletes
5 stars4.9/5 from 180+ reviews
Athlete sprint training
Speed
Athlete strength training
Strength
Athlete agility training
Agility
Youth athlete training with a coach
Confidence

What Happens After You Hit Send

Simple, fast, and no pressure.

1

A person reads it

Not an auto-responder. A member of our team reviews your athlete's info.

2

We call you, usually within the hour

A short conversation about your athlete's sport, goals, season, and injury history.

3

You book the free assessment

We evaluate how your athlete moves and show you exactly what's limiting them, whether or not you train with us afterward.

Dr. Scott Gray working with a young athlete
Who's behind this program

Built by a Former D1 Athlete Who Knows What's at Stake

I played Division I football, and my career was shaped less by how hard I trained than by an injury nobody properly figured out. I did the rehab. I came back when I was told I was ready. I was never quite the same.

That's why I built this practice around finding the cause of a problem instead of chasing the symptom, and why every athlete here starts with an assessment, not a workout.

I'm a sports physical therapist. I'm a coach at Canterbury School, so I'm on the field with athletes, not just in a clinic. And I'm a parent, so I understand what you're really worried about: that the sport your kid loves ends early, or that the money and weekends don't amount to anything.

— Dr. Scott Gray, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, CSCSFounder, Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance

Here's What Other Parents Are Saying

★★★★★

"We've seen a complete transformation in our son's confidence and performance on the field. The training didn't just improve his athletic ability, it gave him the edge he needed to stand out."

Kimberly Holmes
Kimberly HolmesMom, Fort Myers
★★★★★

"This program has been a total game-changer for our daughter. Her strength, speed, and mindset have all leveled up, and it's showing in every competition."

Josh Taylor
Josh TaylorDad, Fort Myers
★★★★★
Andre NesfieldLee County Strikers coach
★★★★★
Stephanie SalazarParent of youth athletes
★★★★★
Stephanie Y.Parent
Sports performance training at Back In Motion

Why Sports Performance Training at Back In Motion?

Every athlete wants to get stronger, faster, and more confident, but not at the cost of constant injuries. Too many programs push athletes hard without fixing what's holding them back. Ours is built differently: trainer-led, PT-designed.

A plan built for their sport and body. Designed around your athlete's goals, position, and mechanics.
Measurable gains. Speed, strength, agility, and power are tested and tracked, so you can see what changed.
Assessment first, program second. We find the limiter before we prescribe the work.
Injury history built in. The advantage of training inside a physical therapy practice.
Confidence for athletes and parents. Safe, structured, and evidence-based.

Questions Parents Ask

Is the assessment really free?

Yes. There's no cost and no obligation. You'll leave knowing what's limiting your athlete, whether or not you train with us afterward.

What ages do you work with?

Athletes from about age 8 through college, plus adult athletes. Every program is scaled to the athlete's age, growth stage, and training experience.

How long is the assessment, and what should my athlete bring?

Plan on about 45–60 minutes. Athletic clothes, sneakers, and water. Cleats aren't needed.

My athlete has an injury. Should they still come?

Yes, bring it up when we call. Because we're a physical therapy practice too, we can tell you whether they need rehab first or can train around it safely.

Do you work around team practices and seasons?

Yes. Most of our athletes already train with a team. We schedule and program around practice and competition, so training adds to their season instead of wearing them down.

Find Out What's Holding Your Athlete Back, Free

One assessment. Clear answers about speed, strength, and injury risk, and a plan for what to do next.

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