Concussion and Lower Body Injury Prevention
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Prevent ACL Injuries
We empower elite athletes by unveiling the mystery behind ACL tears and other non-contact injuries. Ours is a solution grounded in the latest research on how the neck and head influence lower-body movement.
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Meet Abby Baldwin, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, ITPT, GCS, AIB-VR, SCS
Abby holds national board certifications in orthopedics and sports specialties. She specializes in concussion rehabilitation with a focus on reducing the heightened risk of lower body injuries that often follow head impacts, particularly in woman contact sport athletes. Drawing on oculomotor data to assess neural efficiency, Abby designs targeted rehabilitation strategies that leverage the relationship between eye movements and locomotion while meeting the visual, vestibular, and cognitive demands of contact sports.
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How Are Concussions & ACL Tears Connected?
After an athlete sustains a concussion and returns to play, their risk of a lower body injury, such as an ACL tear, increases by 4.5 to 11 times.
Abby Baldwin, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, ITPT, GCS, AIB-VR, SCS
Founder
With over 14 years of direct patient care, expertise in orthopedics and concussion management has been unified to drive meaningful advances in athlete health. Leveraging research with elite athletes, this work focuses on solution-based interventions designed to prevent concussions and reduce lower-body injuries, ensuring women in contact sports remain healthy, resilient, and competing at the highest level.
