Movement Analysis & Return-to-Activity Testing · Bloomington-Normal, IL
Objective movement analysis and return-to-sport testing for athletes, active individuals, and complex cases.
TTC uses objective clinical movement assessment technology — the same tools used in professional sports and elite rehabilitation programs — to measure how the body moves, performs, and recovers.
No physician referral required. Sessions are available for athletes preparing to return to sport, active children and teens with movement concerns, adults with neurologic or complex conditions, and seniors managing balance or activity changes.
Who this is for
Who we see
Who this program is for
Movement analysis and return-to-activity testing at TTC serves a broad range of patients — from competitive athletes to complex neurologic cases.
Athletes and return-to-sport
Objective force, balance, and movement testing for athletes recovering from injury — providing data-driven clearance decisions and performance benchmarks for return to sport and competition.
Active children and teens
Movement assessment for children and teens with coordination concerns, DCD, post-injury return to activity, or movement patterns that are affecting sport, school, or daily participation.
Neurologic and complex conditions
Objective movement baseline and progress testing for adults with FND, POTS, hypermobility, Parkinson's, stroke recovery, TBI, chronic pain, and conditions where measurable movement data informs treatment.
Active adults and seniors
Balance, fall risk, and functional movement assessment for active adults and seniors who want objective data about how they move — and a clear plan for maintaining or improving function.
What we measure
What we assess
Movement assessment at TTC may include any combination of the following depending on your goals and clinical needs.
Our technology
Professional-grade movement assessment technology
TTC uses objective clinical measurement tools used in professional sports organizations and elite rehabilitation programs — bringing that same level of assessment to athletes, families, and complex patients in Bloomington-Normal.
Force plate assessment
Objective measurement of ground reaction forces — capturing how the body produces, absorbs, and transfers force. Used in professional and Olympic sport programs to assess readiness, asymmetry, and performance.
3D movement analysis
Full-body movement capture and analysis — assessing mechanics, coordination, alignment, and movement quality in real time. Used across professional sport, orthopedic rehab, and neurologic rehabilitation programs.
Objective data and reporting
Every assessment produces objective data — limb symmetry indices, force curves, movement scores, and benchmark comparisons. Findings are summarized and can be shared with coaches, physicians, or referring providers.
The process
What to expect
Intake
We begin by reviewing your injury history, surgical timeline, current activity level, goals, and any prior testing or clearance requirements. No physician referral required.
Assessment
A dedicated movement assessment session using objective clinical technology — typically 60 to 90 minutes depending on the scope of testing and clinical needs.
Results
Your therapist reviews findings with you in session — explaining what the data shows, what it means for your goals, and what next steps are recommended.
Report
A written findings summary is provided — shareable with your coach, physician, athletic trainer, or referring provider for coordinated return-to-sport or treatment planning.
Self-referral welcome — no physician referral required
Movement assessment at TTC is open to self-referral. Athletes, families, and patients can schedule directly without a physician order. If a referral is needed for insurance or clearance purposes, we can help coordinate that as part of the process.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a physician referral?
No. Movement assessment at TTC is open to self-referral. You can schedule directly without a physician order. If a referral is needed for insurance or clearance purposes, we can help coordinate that as part of the process.
Is this only for athletes?
No. Movement assessment at TTC serves athletes, active children and teens, adults with neurologic or complex conditions, and seniors managing balance or fall risk. Anyone who wants objective data about how they move can benefit.
Can I get a written report to share with my doctor or coach?
Yes. A written findings summary is provided after your assessment — shareable with your physician, coach, athletic trainer, or referring provider for coordinated return-to-sport or treatment planning.
How is this different from a standard therapy evaluation?
A movement assessment uses objective measurement technology to capture force, balance, symmetry, and movement quality data — going beyond clinical observation to provide measurable benchmarks and data-driven findings.
Understand how you move. Build a plan that's based on data.
Whether you're returning to sport, managing a complex condition, or simply want objective insight into how your body moves — TTC's movement assessment gives you answers.