A tremendous come-from-behind victory for the Prairie Central Boys and Girls Cross Country teams in Week #9! They rallied on Friday morning to take top honors. The squads will receive a framed certificate recognizing the fact that it was the first time they both had qualified for the Sectionals, and the school will receive a check for $100 for the PE department.
Entries for Week #10 are now being accepted! Send them to mpeterson@champfit.com by Wednesday at 10 PM.
If you are someone with arthritis, fybromyalgia, a new hip or knee replacement, walking difficulties, pregnancy realted pain, or an injury to an extremity, then you might want to consider Aquatic Therapy. Champion Fitness Physical Therapy provides 1-on-1 personal aquatics for their patients in Pontiac, Bloomington, LeRoy, Morton, and Pekin. Watch this short video to learn how aquatic therapy can help you.
Do you know what the biggest mistake patients make when considering Physical Therapy?
It’s the idea that they have NO option when choosing a provider. It’s that they HAVE to go here or there, based on what someone else tells them.
NOT TRUE at all!!!
The fact of the matter is that the choice for physical therapy lies with YOU—– the individual who needs it. Naturally, you may get suggestions from doctors or clinicians to use one place or another because of an affiliation with a certain locale, but in no way are you required to follow their lead. The secret is for you to find the right place, the right atmosphere, the right therapist, the most convenient scheduling, and, most importantly, the best chance for you to make the type of recovery you feel you can make. Just like choosing a dentist or beautician or even a mechanic, the number one factor in making that decision involves TRUST. Right behind also has to be HONESTY and INTEGRITY.
Certainly, we are always pleased whenever someone chooses Champion Fitness Physical Therapy for his/her care. What makes more sense, though, is knowing that a correct decision in the quest to “Get Busy Living!” again is made by the patient. You, the patient, are the one who has to choose; we want you back doing things you were doing before you started with much more ease and comfort. That’s the result you want when choosing physical therapy.
At Champion Fitness Physical Therapy, the patient comes first—always! Whether it be Work, Play, or Everyday, we want to help you “Get Busy Living!”
We want to be your physical therapy provider for life.
Congratulations to Kendal Butler from Cumberland HS for winning Week #8 of the Performer of the Week contest! Kendal will receive a framed certificate, while Cumberland HS will receive a check for $100 for its PE department! Nominations for Week #9 can be sent in to mpeterson@champfit.com Deadline for Week #9 is Wednesday at 10PM.
This Friday, as part of our celebration of October—-National Physical Therapy month, Champion Fitness Physical Therapy employees will be honoring one of the most important causes our country faces…Breast Cancer Awareness. October is also National Breast Cancer Awareness month, and our staff members will be wearing Pink this Friday to show their support for Breast Cancer. Stop by and see how your local clinic is decked out.
Dwight VB player Maddie Freeman pictured with DHS Athletic Director Ryan Kemp
Congratulations goes to Maddie Freeman…Dwight Volleyball player, the winner of Week #6 of the Performer of the Week contest. Maddie will receive a framed certificate, while Dwight HS will receive a $100 check for its PE department!
Close to 20,000 votes were cast by a whopping 360 voters from 25 states and 5 countries, including Australia, Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom, marking the second highest turnout this fall. Congratulations to everybody!
Nominations are currently being taken for Week #7. Any varsity athlete or athletic team is eligible. Send your nomination in by Wednesday to mpeterson@champfit.com.
A tremendous come-from-behind victory for the Prairie Central Boys and Girls Cross Country teams in Week #9! They rallied on Friday morning to take top honors. The squads will receive a framed certificate recognizing the fact that it was the first time they both had qualified for the Sectionals, and the school will receive a check for $100 for the PE department.
