
Graston Technique Fort Myers & Cape Coral | The Gray Method™
Whether you’re recovering from an old injury, dealing with chronic muscle tightness, or feeling restricted in your movements, the Graston Technique® at Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance helps restore tissue health by treating the root cause of stiffness and pain — not just masking symptoms.
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What Is the Graston Technique®?

The Graston Technique® is a specialized form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM). It uses precision stainless steel tools to gently break up adhesions in your muscles, fascia, and connective tissues — allowing your body to move and heal more freely.
At Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance in our Fort Myers and Cape Coral clinics, we integrate Graston into The Gray Method™ — our full-body, root-cause-focused approach — so you get both short-term relief and long-term results.
Who Is Graston For?
Graston isn’t just for elite athletes — it’s ideal for anyone struggling with:
We often use it for weekend warriors, post-op patients, busy professionals, and anyone feeling stuck or restricted in their body.
How Does the Graston Technique® Work?

Graston works by using curved stainless steel instruments to detect and treat fascial restrictions and scar tissue. These tools allow your therapist to:
- Identify exactly where adhesions and restrictions exist
- Break up dysfunctional scar tissue and encourage healing
- Improve blood flow and tissue remodeling
- Decrease pain and improve mobility
It’s safe, effective, and highly targeted — especially when paired with the right mobility, strength, and movement retraining exercises.
Conditions We Use Graston To Treat:

At Back In Motion, we commonly use Graston Technique® for:
Why Choose Us?
Pain can be confusing, frustrating, and discouraging — especially when you’ve already tried rest, exercises, or physical therapy and nothing seems to stick. At Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance, we don’t just help you feel better temporarily — we help you understand why the pain is happening and what it will take to fix it.





