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In-Person · Bend, Oregon · Free · Force-Plate Tested · For Athletes

Find the weak link BEFORE IT FINDS YOU

A free force-plate movement screen in Bend that measures how you jump, land, and cut — catching the asymmetries behind ACL and sports injuries early.

5.0 · 149+ Google reviews
  • Free force-plate screen
  • Objective symmetry data
  • Built for athletes
Free Athlete Movement Screen

Your ACL screen, on the force plates — free

Freeforce-plate athlete screen
  • VALD force-plate testing of jump, landing, and single-leg power
  • Side-to-side symmetry data — the asymmetries you can't feel
  • A clear read on your injury risk and what to shore up first
  • Run by a doctor of PT who does return-to-sport rehab every week

Limited free screens open each week

Claim it in about a minute — we'll call you back to schedule.

One free movement screen per athlete. The screen is a complimentary assessment, not a billed physical therapy evaluation or treatment.

5.0 · 149+ on Google

Athletes who trust their bodies again

I've worked with countless PTs, but Michael is hands down the best. I went in with a sprained ankle I could barely walk on, and now I'm back to soccer, basketball, and all my athletic activities at full speed with no pain.
KKatie WarehamVerified Google review · From barely walking to full-speed sport, no pain
Michael made me forget I have hip dysplasia. Thanks to his guidance I don't feel it much anymore — we've built strength and found my limits. I can do most of the athletic things I like, pain free.
NNathan ChaffetzVerified Google review · Athletic again, pain free — avoiding hip surgery
I injured myself lifting while training for a competition. Between Scott and Michael, I became pain free for the first time in a long time. They fine-tuned my lifting and built my confidence. I'm lifting better than ever and returning to compete!
AAundrea PooleVerified Google review · Pain free and lifting better than ever — back to competing
I'd suffered patella knee pain for years. I saw all kinds of doctors and a knee surgeon to find the root cause. Scott Johnson was the first to correctly diagnose exactly what was going on. The exercises were unique, but they really worked.
MMarc BoegnerVerified Google review · First to correctly diagnose years of knee pain
I'm seventy with advanced osteoarthritis and came in with pain and instability in both knees. Working with Scott, I've acquired strength and muscle I couldn't build before and significantly reduced my pain — and had a good time doing it.
LLo ValVerified Google review · Stronger knees and far less pain at 70
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Claim my free movement screen

Add your details and your sport, and we'll call to book your free force-plate screen. Takes under a minute.

  • We review every request and call you back to schedule
  • Most major insurance accepted — plus competitive cash-pay
  • No physician referral needed (direct access in Oregon)
  • One-on-one with a doctor of physical therapy

Prefer to talk to a human right now?

(541) 797-5800

1334 NE 2nd St, Bend, OR 97701
Mon–Thu: 7am – 7pm · Fri: 7am – 12pm

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An athlete performing a box step-up during return-to-sport training at PhysioFIT in Bend

Right now, you might be…

You feel it before every game — that one leg you don't quite trust, the landing that feels off, the nagging worry that you're one bad cut from a torn ACL. Guessing isn't a plan. A movement screen turns that worry into numbers: exactly where you're asymmetric, how much power you're missing, and what to fix first. You can't train away a weak link you can't see.

What your free screen looks like

  1. VALD force-plate testing for an athlete at PhysioFIT in Bend, Oregon
    Zach MunizzaZach MunizzaPT, DPT, CSCS
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    Test how you actually move

    One-on-one on VALD force plates: jumps, landings, and single-leg power. We measure the strength, power, and symmetry that decide whether your knee holds up under real sport demand.

  2. ACL rehabilitation exercise with banded terminal knee extension at PhysioFIT in Bend
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    See the asymmetries in the data

    You get hard numbers, not a hunch — exactly how far apart your two legs are and where the weak links hide. It's the same objective testing our return-to-sport athletes use to earn clearance.

  3. A physical therapist cueing an athlete through a lunge during return-to-sport rehab in Bend
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    Leave with a plan to shore it up

    We tell you what to prioritize and how — whether that's smart training on your own or a focused block of work with us. No pressure, just a clear next step.

Already tore your ACL or had surgery? You need full criteria-based rehab, not a screen — see our Achilles & ACL return-to-sport rehab.

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Before you book

Movement screen questions, answered

Still have a question? Call (541) 797-5800 — we're happy to talk it through before you commit.

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