FMS consists of a series of standardized movement tests that assess mobility, stability, and coordination. The screening evaluates how your body moves in everyday and athletic activities, highlighting areas of weakness, tightness, or imbalance that may lead to inefficient movement patterns.
During the screening, our experts at Core Sports will guide you through a series of functional movements, such as squats, lunges, and rotational motions. Based on your performance, we will analyze any compensations or asymmetries that could contribute to injury risk. The results provide a roadmap for corrective exercises, strength training, and mobility work designed to restore optimal function and efficie
FMS is an essential tool for individuals seeking to enhance their physical performance and prevent injuries. Some of the key benefits include:
Functional Movement Screening is valuable for individuals across all activity levels and age groups. Whether you are a seasoned competitor, a fitness enthusiast, or someone dealing with chronic pain, FMS provides essential insights into your movement quality. Those who can benefit the most include:
At Core Sports, we incorporate Functional Movement Screening as part of our comprehensive sports medicine approach. Our team is experienced in assessing movement quality and designing customized corrective strategies to help you move, perform, and feel better. We take a proactive approach, addressing potential problems before they become major issues, helping you stay active and injury-free for the long term.
With state-of-the-art techniques and a personalized focus, Core Sports is the top choice for movement screening and corrective exercise in Princeton Junction, NJ. Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or active individual, our FMS evaluations will help you move better, train smarter, and reach your full potential.
Unlock your full potential with Functional Movement Screening at Core Sports. Our expert team is ready to help you optimize movement, reduce injury risk, and enhance performance.
A sports medicine physician is a fellowship trained physician who specializes in the non-operative treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries. As the vast majority of these injuries do not require surgery, sports medicine physicians can help diagnose your condition, guide your treatment, perform procedures to optimize recovery and refer to other providers and practitioners when appropriate. Whether it’s an acute injury like a sprained ankle or a pulled muscle, an issue you’ve had for a while like shoulder tendonitis or arthritis, or you simply do not know where to begin, we, as sports medicine physicians, are here to help you!
No, you do not need to be an athlete to see a sports medicine doctor. We take care of musculoskeletal conditions in patients of all ages and activity levels, from elite athletes and weekend warriors to those who are looking to stay active or become more active.
Lifestyle medicine physicians are board certified by the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and are trained to utilize evidence-based therapeutic lifestyle interventions in the treatment and prevention of chronic disease. A prescriptive and individualized approach, guided by the 6 pillars of lifestyle medicine (plant-predominant eating pattern, physical activity, stress management, avoidance of risky substances, social connections, and sleep management) helps patients in achieving a healthier lifestyle.
Lifestyle medicine focuses on preventing and managing chronic diseases through healthy habits, such as nutrition, exercise, stress management, and sleep. It integrates exceptionally well with sports medicine by promoting overall well-being and optimizing physical performance.
In order to remove barriers and improve the quality of healthcare for our patients, CORE Sports Medicine & Lifestyle Medicine does not accept insurance. We have a policy of transparent pricing for our services and you will never receive a surprise bill from our office. We accept payment for your visit at the time of service and will provide you with an itemized receipt which you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement if you have out of network benefits. You can check with your insurance company prior to your visit to better understand your out of network benefits.