Welcome to Athletes Corner

We Help Busy Professionals & Weekend Warriors Regain Strength

Get Physical Therapy Expertise And Strength Training That Moves You Forward

Go beyond rehab and build a stronger body all in a convenient, easy to use app with expert training, on your schedule.

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Start Your Strength Training Journey

In 4 Easy steps

1

Pick Your Program

Choose the program that fits your life and goals best. We have options for every lifestyle!

2

Download the App

Get our easy to use App, available on iOS and Android and get started.

3

Train With Confidence

Founder-designed training backed by expert guidance and support throughout your journey.

4

Track Your Progress

Continue to build strength each month as your program progresses!

Get back to your athletic self

with the confidence and safety of programming designed by our licensed Physical Therapist.

Our programs are designed by Gabriella Greif PT, DPT, CSCS, a licensed Physical Therapist and Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist who’s helped numerous clients return to training being sidelined by injuries.

We’ll help you hit PRs in the gym while building the strength and energy you need to show up fully in your life, whether that’s keeping up with your kids, hiking without knee pain, or completing that first marathon. 


Our programs combine physical therapy expertise with progressive strength programming, so you build real strength without injury setbacks.

Why work with us?

Personable approach

Have real human guidance that answers your physical therapy and strength training questions and provide you with answers when you need them. Celebrate your wins with other members working towards the same goals as you in our Community Forum.

Multiple programs to fit your needs

Athletes Corner offers structured monthly programs for consistent and progressive training. As well as individualized programming to support personal goals, and a beginner-friendly program designed to help those with no gym experience start strength training safely and confidently.

Supported by science

With progressive programming our programs are backed by science, research and data to help you increase your strength, avoid risk of injury and eliminate plateau in your training.

ATHLETES CORNER ON INSTAGRAM

Your muscles aren’t the only thing getting stronger when you lift.
What if the weights you’re moving today are protecting you from a broken hip 30 years from now?

@gabriellagreif.dpt breaks down what’s actually happening inside your bones when you strength train, and why it might be one of the best things you can do to stay strong, steady, and independent as you age.

Full episode at the link in our Linktree.
Is it ok to deadlift with a rounded back or is a flat back the only way to go?  It’s not as cut and dry as you think but there are some things to make sure of first.
 
Share this with someone who’s been trying to get back into deadlift but is worried
Runners, are you incorporating single leg strength exercises while racking up the miles?  Here are few easy movements that we’ve programmed into our Pace program.  These movements are specifically designed to focus on single leg strength, helping you become a stronger runner. 

If you aren’t incorporating strength into your running regimen, try these movements, it’s a simple start that can actually make a difference.

Share this with your running buddy!
Where does strength training fit when you’re prepping for your next trail or road race? 

Pace is our new strength program built for runners. It’s a 12-16 week plan that builds your strength base before your mileage ramps up, then tapers as race day gets closer. No more guessing what to do each week, and no more feeling beat up from lifting.

Designed by a Physical Therapist and Strength Coach, so you get stronger without it competing with your running.

Racing a half, marathon, or spring road race? Pace is for you.

Tap the link in bio to join Pace.
We knew you all needed something to listen to on those long runs and gym sessions😉. So of course, we created a podcast. 

We'll be talking all things strength, physical therapy and community.

In this week's episode we're talking about ligaments and our own ACL injuries along with our take on the unreal finish from the 1st place female finisher at the Berlin marathon.

Listen on Spotify or watch on YouTube.

Links are in our linktree.

Enjoy.
DISTANCE RUNNERS I NEED YOUR HELP AGAIN!

What do you listen to when you're on your long runs?

Music, podcasts, audiobooks, silence?

Let me know what keeps you motivated on your long runs.

#longrun #marathontraining
Marathoners: if there was one thing that would have helped you in your first marathon, what was it?  Let me know in the comments.

I'm taking notes.

#marathon #marathontraining #marathoner #marathonrunner