
Dancer Health
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Dancer Injury Prevention Screen
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​En Pointe Readiness Screen
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Skill Enhancement Program
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Dancer Injury Rehab

En Pointe Readiness Screen
Expert assessment based on recommendations from the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries at NYU Langone Health.
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Dance teachers and medical professionals agree that waiting until she is at least eleven years old- & preferably 12 or 13- is important for injury prevention.
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Assessments include Ankle, Knee, Core, Hip, Hyper-mobility, and Back stability
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Receive a strength conditioning action plan to improve readiness and gain assurance for your Dancer's safe journey to en pointe!
Injury Prevention Screen
Stay on stage with this assessment for strength, coordination, and balance affecting common injury sites.
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Static and dynamic alignment assessment.
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Identify causes for challenging turn-out, which contributes to frequent dance injuries.
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Dancer education on research-based injury prevention tips.
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Leave this assessment with confidence knowing your strengths.
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Receive an action plan for concern areas to help keep your body stay safe and performing throughout the season!
Pre-Season Check-in
Dancer Wellness Mini Sessions
Competition & Performance Seasons demand more from your body.
We are here to help you recover, reset, and perform at your best.
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Focused care for:
• Sore muscles & overuse
• Tight hips, hamstrings & calves
• Pre-stage mobility prep
• Post-competition recovery
• Injury prevention support
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Services include:
Manual therapy • Massage • Cupping • Kinesiotape • Stretching • Recovery boots
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Stay fresh. Stay strong. Stay stage-ready.

Game Ready® Med4 Elite Recovery
Performance season is demanding — your recovery should be smarter.
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The Game Ready® Med4 Elite combines medical-grade iceless cold, therapeutic heat, rapid contrast, and active compression to reduce inflammation, flush soreness, and help your legs feel lighter, faster.
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Perfect after long rehearsal days, back-to-back routines, or intense training blocks.
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Recover like a pro. Stay fresh for the stage.
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Book your session and feel the difference.
Dancer Injury Rehab

Injured? We understand the unique needs of dancers and will work to keep the rest of your body conditioned while you rehabilitate an injury.
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Early treatment helps you heal more completely and prevent future more serious injuries. Especially ankle sprains!
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Seeking care does not always mean you must miss class or a performance. In fact, our goal is to keep you on stage! Receive an action plan for concern areas to help keep your body stay safe and performing throughout the season!
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This dance injury rehab program includes a full evaluation of your injury including differential diagnosis, static and dynamic movement assessment, and action plan including exercise prescription, manual therapy, joint mobilization, myofascial release, active release technique, instrument-assisted soft tissue massage, cupping, kinesiotape, leukotape, and modification strategies as appropriate.
Skill Enhancement Program

Can't extend, turn, turn-out, or point the way you want despite trying "everything".
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The fastest way to results is targeting exercises to your unique needs. Every dancer is different!
With the COVA Dance Skill Enhancement program, most dancers will see improvement in 6-8 weeks with consistent participation in prescribed exercises
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Together we look at flexibility and strength at every joint on both your gesture and stance leg, then combine these to give you a foundation of athleticism for artistic creativity.
Some dancers need hamstring stretches, while others need calf stretches to achieve the same skill. Another dancer may be perfectly flexible, but not strong enough to bring her gesture leg into full motion.
You are an individual. We're here to help with your unique movement needs!
Common
Dancer Injuries We Treat
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Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
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Back Pain
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Disc Herniation
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Hip Pain
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Snapping Hip
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Hip Impingement
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Hip Labral Tears
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Hip Flexor Tendinopathy
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Hip Bursitis
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Gluteal Muscle Strains
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Hamstring Strain
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Knee Pain
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Patellofemoral pain
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease
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Meniscal Tears
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Ligament Tears
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Muscle Tears
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Toe, Foot, and Ankle Pain
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Ankle Sprain
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Flexor Hallucis Tendinopathy
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Achilles Tendinopathy
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Ankle Impingement
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Stress Fractures: metatarsals, tibia, sesamoids, and lumbar spine



