Focused, individualized sports physical therapy — in your home or virtually — from a board-certified sports clinical specialist with nearly 10 years in sports medicine.
I spent eight years at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, treating athletes from youth sports through the professional level. There I completed my sports physical therapy residency, earned board certification as a Sports Clinical Specialist, and later served as faculty for the HSS sports residency and the HSS–Brooklyn Nets Lower Extremity Fellowship.
Today I practice at Connecticut Children's as a Level V sports physical therapist and teach sports physical therapy as adjunct faculty in Quinnipiac University's DPT program. I've published and presented nationally on return to sport after ACL and knee injury, and co-host The Sports Rehab Lab podcast. Marrone Sports Rehab is where I bring that experience directly to athletes, and where I share what I've learned through the articles on this site.
60+ episodes on sports rehabilitation, return-to-sport decision making, and performance — conversations with clinicians, surgeons, and performance staff from across sports medicine.
Listen on Apple Podcasts →My practice is primarily remote, with in-person care on a limited basis. Every engagement is individual — shaped around your sport, your timeline, and your goals.
Structured, criterion-based guidance from late-stage rehab back to full competition — delivered remotely, alongside the care you already have.
Built on the Continuum return-to-sport framework — the full athlete platform launches soon.
Learn about Continuum →An experienced, independent perspective for athletes and families navigating complex recoveries — ACL and multiligament reconstruction, osteotomy, cartilage procedures, and Achilles repair.
Designed to complement — not replace — your surgeon and treating therapist. Consultations are collaborative and advisory.
Request a consultation →One-on-one rehab in your home — available upon request, with limited scheduling.
Details and pricing shared on request — get in touch.
The bridge between discharge from formal PT and a full, confident return to competition — built for adolescent and collegiate athletes after knee injury or surgery, with clear, criterion-based progression at every phase.
The Titleist Performance Institute has spent two decades studying how the body functions in relation to the golf swing — and its philosophy is simple: there are infinite ways to swing a club, but one most-efficient way for you, based on what your body can physically do.
"If you don't assess, it's just a guess." The TPI movement screen evaluates your physical capabilities and connects them directly to your swing characteristics. As a TPI Medical Level 3 clinician — the highest medical certification TPI offers — with additional certifications across the Fitness, Power, and Junior tracks, I build the complete plan: treatment, training, and swing-relevant programming.
Evidence-informed articles on sports rehabilitation, return to sport, and performance — written for athletes, parents, and coaches.
Availability is limited and by appointment. Reach out with a note about your sport, your goals, and what's going on — I'll respond within one business day with next steps and details.
Serving Glastonbury, Greater Hartford, and surrounding Connecticut communities — in-home and virtual.