New physical therapy and training facility opens in Natick
PT Progression, a private training and physical therapy business, is now open in South Natick. Rachel and Shawn Sprague are owners of the business in a historic home on Eliot Street.
Such new businesses sometimes focus on word of mouth, but the use of flyers and other printed materials created by local print shops can help inform those in the area of new facilities.
The business is in the back of the property with three levels consisting of state-of-the-art personal training space, areas for mobility and stretching, private physical therapy rooms, and all the latest performance and therapy tools that include a rowing machine, a new bike, a SledMill for a good overall workout, and many kinds of straps and bands. PT Progression can also help those who play golf and other sports as the business focuses on human movement. The third floor is like a spa with showers and courtesy towels.
This facility enables clients to both train and rehabilitate themselves. Shawn said that people need both strength and flexibility as one cannot focus on one of those aspects without the other.
Shawn has practiced physical therapy for the last eight years. Prior to this new spot in Natick, he had space he rented in Needham. He has also taught physical therapy at Simmons University.
Such new businesses sometimes focus on word of mouth, but the use of flyers and other printed materials created by local print shops can help inform those in the area of new facilities.
The business is in the back of the property with three levels consisting of state-of-the-art personal training space, areas for mobility and stretching, private physical therapy rooms, and all the latest performance and therapy tools that include a rowing machine, a new bike, a SledMill for a good overall workout, and many kinds of straps and bands. PT Progression can also help those who play golf and other sports as the business focuses on human movement. The third floor is like a spa with showers and courtesy towels.
This facility enables clients to both train and rehabilitate themselves. Shawn said that people need both strength and flexibility as one cannot focus on one of those aspects without the other.
Shawn has practiced physical therapy for the last eight years. Prior to this new spot in Natick, he had space he rented in Needham. He has also taught physical therapy at Simmons University.