Move. Improve. Perform.
Movement analysis, physical therapy, and sports performance training for every body and every sport.

I want to hit a drive 250 yards
Introducing Wisconsin Performance Institute
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Why WPI?
Whatever Your Goal, We Can Help
Move
Do the things you love, and feel great about yourself. The clinically trained physical therapists at the Wisconsin Performance Institute can help you move better and more efficiently – whether you’re coming off of an injury or surgery, or just want to get better at the things you love to do.
Improve
Our expert analysis and the latest state-of-the-art equipment can correct movement issues that cause pain, decrease performance, and make it hard for you to do simple tasks.
Perform
Whether you’re a three-sport high-schooler, a weekend golfer, or a 5K runner, if you’re serious about running faster, hitting farther, or throwing harder, we have the people, programs, and tech that can help. Top athletes from around the country trust WPI … learn why.
Services
Get Back to Doing What You Love

I want to run a marathon without my knee hurting
Movement Analysis
We use data to help improve your performance and movement so you can excel at a sport, reduce pain, or return to an activity after an injury.
- Golf Swing Analysis
- Throwing Performance
- Athletic Performance Profile
Physical Therapy
Our physical therapists will customize a plan to help relieve your pain, improve strength, increase level of function, and prevent future injury.
- ACL Rehabilitation
- Post Surgery
- Performance Rehabilitation
- Joint Replacement

I want to hit serves pain free

TESTIMONIAL
Incredible attention to detail
The attention to detail and ability to analyze movement and timing in which each muscle group fired was incredible. It not only helped us see the growth in recovery but also areas in which improvements could be made. Using this technology could not only improve performance but, more importantly, help with injury prevention. It was very clear that the work done through physical therapy had accomplished the desired goal.
Gary & Kim Olson
Gary & Kim Olson
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