Out of town? We've got you!
Our specialty PT Fit offer
At Revolutions in Fitness, we specialize in helping athletes get the most out of their bodies.
For cyclists, injury or body limitations often get in the way of a more optimal position on the bike and can even prevent riding completely. While we pride ourselves on offering the service to people that live in the Bay Area, many people that live farther away are also struggling and are trying to find resources to help. For cyclists coming from out of town looking for comprehensive bike fitting services, we offer a package deal that includes a process spread over several days, along with post visit communication with your key providers in your community.
When you arrive
the first day consists of a four hour session with Curtis Cramblett and Justin Lucke providing physical therapy and bike fitting services in tandem to maximize the amount of treatment and bike adjustment time. The second day will be a bike ride on some of the excellent local roads where you can test out and assess the changes that were made to your bike and body. The third day would be a two hour session, again with Curtis and Justin, reassessing and readjusting based on your experience on the road. Then once you return home, both Curtis and Justin will be available for one hour of virtual consultation each with your health care and bike tech providers, depending upon needs.
The goal of this package is to assemble the longitudinal care typically provided for local clients in a relatively short time frame. Anytime there are serious challenges on or off the bike, one session is unlikely to make a difference. Rather the bike fitting and body adaptation are part of a longer term process. With travel being a limiter, we want to make sure this package provides the maximal opportunity for out of town writers to experience improvement. Even so, the key will be continuing to work on and evolve the process of fit over time, staying in communication as things shift and adjust, and making sure that your local providers are in the loop as well.
