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Physical Therapy Austin | Training Room 0 Skip to Content Services About Us Location/Contact BOOK NOW Open Menu Close Menu Services About Us Location/Contact BOOK NOW Open Menu Close Menu Services About Us Location/Contact BOOK NOW 611 S. Congress Ave. Ste. 205, Austin, TX 78704 Physical Therapy for an Active Lifestyle BOOK AN APPOINTMENT Physical Therapy Services MORE ABOUT OUR SERVICES Active Release Techniques (ART) Certified Strength & Conditioning Functional Movement Analysis Joint Manipulations Kinesio Taping McKenzie-Based Treatment Post-Surgical Rehabilitation Pre- & Post-Race Training & Rehab Primary Care Injury Evaluation Running Gait Analysis & Correction Dry Needling Never had physical therapy before? WHAT TO EXPECT Testimonials Read all our reviews on Google “As a USA Cycling/USAT Triathlon certified coach and license massage therapist I have worked with hundreds of athletes. Each time an athlete gets an injury or something that may become an injury I send them straight to Dr. Davis. I have used him myself to come back from a serious injury on my way to a championship race.” — Charles C. “I was a battered triathlete with a nagging knee pain that prevented me from running a mile. I came to Phil scared and frustrated. He put me right at ease. He didn’t say the dreaded words, “You can never run again,” he simply assessed my injury, came up with a plan and put it into action.I competed in Vineman 70.3 several months later and put up my best time! You can’t ask for a better physical therapist, period.” — Esther Y. “After several months of hip pain and several misdiagnoses, I was fortunate enough to fall under Dr. Davis’ care. We set up a game plan to reach a diagnosis, relieve my pain, and most importantly get me running again! His knowledge, experti

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