Golfers In Motion
Golf-specific physical therapy and performance training
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- Solo practice: all sessions with Joey Mactal directly
- Cash-pay clinic with HSA/FSA accepted and superbills available
- Specializes in back pain, shoulder pain, hip mobility, and swing-limiting issues
- Located inside Northcore Fitness in Georgetown
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About Golfers In Motion
Golfers In Motion provides golf-specific physical therapy and performance training run by Joey Mactal, PT, DPT. The practice focuses on connecting what golfers feel on the course to what their swing demands, then building a plan to solve the root cause rather than managing symptoms. Whether addressing back pain, shoulder stiffness, hip mobility, or working to increase distance and swing speed, every program is built specifically for golf.
Joey Mactal is TPI Level 2 Medical and Fitness trained with manual therapy certification, giving him the credentials to understand both golf biomechanics and body mechanics. The practice operates on a cash-pay model so that sessions prioritize outcomes over insurance requirements. All work is done one-on-one with Joey himself, no handoffs to assistants or rotating providers.
Golfers come from Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, and throughout Central Texas. The practice accepts HSA/FSA and provides superbills for those seeking reimbursement. Joey is a lifelong golfer who understands the sport from both playing and clinical perspectives.
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Questions people ask
How is this different from working with a swing coach?
A swing coach improves technique and form. Golfers In Motion improves the physical capacity, mobility, strength, and power behind the swing so the golfer can actually hold positions and repeat the swing with speed. Both work best together.
Is golf-specific therapy worth the investment?
The practice replaces guessing about what's limiting your game with a clear plan. For golfers who want to play more often, feel better, and stop managing the same issues season after season, this typically proves valuable.
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