Shoulder Impingement : Occurs when the rotator cuff or bursa is compressed between bones during overhead motion, often leading to inflammation, weakness, and pain.
Find Lasting Relief from Shoulder Pain in Austin with Personalized Physical Therapy
Shoulder Impingement : You’re not alone—shoulder pain affects nearly 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. at some point, and it’s a leading reason people limit activity or stop exercising.¹ Whether it’s a dull ache during lifts or sharp pain when reaching overhead, shoulder problems can sideline your workouts, sleep, and daily routine.
At Voltex Physical Therapy in Austin, TX, we specialize in helping active adults and athletes overcome shoulder injuries and movement limitations. We take a comprehensive approach—blending manual therapy, strength training, and movement correction to restore pain-free function.
Don’t let shoulder pain limit your life. Schedule your personalized session with our Doctors of Physical Therapy today and take the first step toward lasting relief.
Shoulder Impingement : Overuse or trauma can irritate or tear the rotator cuff muscles/tendons, causing pain with lifting, reaching, or sleeping on the affected side.
Shoulder Impingement : Occurs when the rotator cuff or bursa is compressed between bones during overhead motion, often leading to inflammation, weakness, and pain.
Shoulder Impingement : A tear in the cartilage ring of the shoulder joint (labrum), often seen in throwing athletes or weightlifters. It can cause clicking, instability, or deep joint pain.
Shoulder Impingement : A painful condition marked by stiffness and a gradual loss of motion, often without a clear injury. It can severely limit overhead function.
Pain at the top of the shoulder, especially with bench press or cross-body motions, caused by joint inflammation, trauma, or wear-and-tear.
A partial or full dislocation of the shoulder joint that can cause chronic instability or fear of movement.
Irritation of the long head of the biceps tendon, which can lead to pain in the front of the shoulder, especially during curls or overhead lifting.
Poor alignment or shoulder blade mechanics often contributes to muscle imbalance and shoulder impingement, especially in people who sit often.
Our team is trained in manual therapy, dry needling, and advanced movement assessment to pinpoint the exact cause of your pain and create a plan that gets you back to doing what you love—without pain.
