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remote physical therapy &
training for climbers.

Injuries suck.

You’ve worked your ass off to get to where you are and the loss of time from training feels dire. You’re doing everything you can to rehab and get back at it but stress compounds with each conflicting piece of rehab information you find.

You’re wondering:
Is it okay to keep climbing? Am I causing more damage? Should I stop training altogether? How can I keep this from happening again?

The hardest part of your injury should be the injury, not finding the tools and care to heal.

Send Again exists to change that.

Hi, I’m MATT

Physical therapist / totally psyched climber

Injuries happen. Plateaus happen. Despite these being a part of every climber’s journey, the care options remain limited and generic, leaving many climbers with bandaids, falsely believing they’ve reached their peak. I’ve been in your shoes, receiving one size fits all care only to make little headway and end up right back in my PT’s office.

Send Again was born to break the mold in conventional climbing rehab. To provide you, the climbing athlete, with the tools to optimize not only your rehab but your time in rehab, to build your knowledge of your body’s capacity, and to see past perceived limits to Send Again.

Rebuilding Climbers

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I work remotely with climbers of all ages and skill levels facing injury or stuck in a plateau. Together, we’ll get to the root of your struggle, get you back to climbing quickly, and increase your knowledge and capacity to take your climbing further.

 
 
 
 

Remote Physical Therapy

Climbing Movement Analysis

1 to 1 Coaching & Training

Kind Words from Past Clients
Theresa Neumeier
Theresa Neumeier

We, that’s Theresa (36 from Germany) and Loz (43 from England), rarely listen to podcasts but on a seemingly endless drive to one of the distant crags from our home in Portugal we found ourselves engrossed, for 2.5 hours, by Matt speaking on the Nugget Climbing podcast. 


Months later, after we had moved to Spain to take our climbing to the next level, Loz came to the realization that he needed help to deal with the several injuries he had accumulated over 43 years of living and 5 years of climbing. We contacted Matt and Loz soon started having regular online sessions. Theresa watched Loz’s rehab and training habits transform and his faith in his body return - Loz and Matt made a great team!

Very soon it became clear that Theresa, too, needed a Matt in her life. It took a silly foot slip to get her to book her first appointment but then she was hooked. Matt has helped Theresa to rehab her first impactful climbing injury, progressing from rehab to a comprehensive training plan for her short term goals (onsighting 6c again) and long-term goals (8a).

Theresa Neumeier
Katharine Butler
Katharine Butler

When I started working with Matt my expectations were low–I have an old spinal cord injury and two right shoulder rotator cuff tears, and have worked with a multitude of PTs, orthopedics, and personal trainers over the years with little improvement. Usually, before seeing a new physical therapist, I would be able to guess the exercises they would assign me, as I had been prescribed the same regiments repeatedly over the years. Matt was the first person to approach my imbalances in a new way, and working with him has improved both my climbing and day-to-day quality of life.

I’ve had my best climbing season to date!

Katharine Butler
Roman Lee
Roman Lee

Working with Matt has been incredible — night and day compared to working with other physical therapists in a traditional setting. First of all, he's just way more knowledgeable than any other PT I've ever met. Second, the feeling I've gotten with typical PT's is that they can't do more than get you in, throw some textbook solution at you, and get you out in the allotted 30 minutes. Matt's practice is set up so he has the time to dive deep into your history. This is part of what helps him figure out the solution to complex problems so quickly and it makes me, as the patient, feel heard and allows me to trust the program.

Roman Lee