Unique, experienced & informed care specifically for recreational & competitive riders.

For people who are passionate about riding horses, the union between horse and rider is well-known... and an important part of that passion. For people who ride competitively, that union is essential to the athletic performance. And injuries – incurred on or off a horse – can affect a person’s ability to ride, as can subtle and even unknown physical imbalances. At Cornerstone Physical Therapy, we share your passion for horses and equestrian sports. In fact, Cornerstone is owned and operated by a physical therapist who owns horses and rides competitively. So we understand the needs of horse enthusiasts, be they interested in recreational riding or earning nines in dressage tests. We are experienced, highly trained physical therapists who understand biomechanics and injury rehab. And we have used our skills to help riders be their competitive best and interact optimally with their mount on the course, in the arena, on the trail and everywhere else horse and rider work as one.

Helping you get back on your horse following an injury.

When you’ve been injured, while riding or not, it can keep you from riding well... or at all. At Cornerstone, we provide complete physical therapy care for musculoskeletal injuries, and we tailor the care to your individual needs. Yet, we also have unique understanding not just of human biomechanics but the biomechanics of riding. As a result, we’re able to rehabilitate your injury to not only ride again but to ride with the best possible level of performance.

Ride your best, even if you’re not injured.

If you ride competitively, you already know that equestrian sports are an athletic endeavor. And you probably know that your performance has room for improvement. But you may not know the crucial role that your musculoskeletal alignment, or “postural balance,” plays in your score or time. By working to restore balance to riders’ musculature, to strengthen vital riding muscles and promote optimal physical function, we’ve helped those riders improve their performance. And we can do the same for you.

For more information about physical therapy and performance enhancement for riders, call us today and ask us about our equestrian programs.