
Kyler Kinnamon






COMMON PICKLEBALL INJURIES
Tennis Elbow
Wrist Extensor Stretch: Extend your arm, palm down, and gently pull back fingers.
Achilles Tendinitis
Calf Stretch: Place hands on a wall, extend one leg back, and press heel to the ground.
Rotator Cuff Strain
Shoulder Cross-Body Stretch: Pull your arm across the chest with the opposite hand.
Lower Back Strain
Cat-Cow Stretch: On all fours, alternate arching and rounding your back.
Knee Pain
Quadriceps Stretch: Stand, bend one knee, and hold the ankle behind you.
Paddle Features
Breakdown

Sports performance
- One on one call to discuss specifics of on and off-court performance
- Discuss training history & athletic background
- Evaluate movement/strength/coordination deficiencies
- Develop individualized plan with recommendations for resistance training, cardiovascular endurance enhancement and on-court movement training
- Collaborate on shared goals with regards to performance enhancement, body composition, strength and power
Injury rehabilitation and prevention
- One on one call to discuss rehabilitation from injury and/or prevention of future injuries
- Discuss current condition, prior injury history & treatment, goals and general prognosis for condition
- Common injuries (not all-encompassing)
- Shoulder pain- rotator cuff related or labrum
- Elbow pain- lateral or medial elbow tendon-related
- Low back pain- chronic or acute
- Gluteal pain- tendon or joint related
- Knee pain- ligamentous, cartilage, muscular
- Lower leg pain- ankle sprains, tendon-related pain
- Evaluate painful movement patterns
- Develop strategy to address root cause of pain
- Follow up to ensure goal acquisition
General health and wellness
- Discuss fitness health history
- Provide evidence-based recommendations surrounding general health and wellness goals that may include: nutrition, sleep, resistance training, pickleball specific exercise guidelines
- Discuss Injury prevention strategies to allow players unrestricted play
Disclaimer
The information, guidance, and discussions provided through injury rehabilitation and prevention consultations, as well as general health and wellness calls, are for educational and informational purposes only. These sessions are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any new rehabilitation program, making significant lifestyle changes, or if you have questions regarding a medical condition or injury. While evidence-based strategies are discussed, individual results may vary, and no guarantees can be made regarding outcomes. Participation in any recommended exercises or strategies is voluntary and at your own risk.
Consultation Fees & Availability
1. Initial evaluations are 45 minutes and priced at $200.
Follow-up sessions are available
1. 30min ($100)
2. 45min ($140)
3. 60min ($175)
Currently available on Saturdays (12–5 PM CST) and Sundays (8 AM–2 PM CST), with more times possibly added later.


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