For the Green Bay area bowhunter sidelined by shooting pain:
What Archery PT does to restore your perfect shot, fast.
- Find your shooting pain’s root cause.
- Get immediate hands-on treatment
- Improve form and be ready for the season, pain-free.
Get a free phone consult with our physical therapist to see if we are the best fit for you!
Why Your Injury Keeps Coming Back
If you’re like most people we see, this isn’t the first thing you’ve tried. You rested. You followed YouTube rehab videos. You went to physical therapy where you were rushed through generic exercises.
Maybe you even tried injections or pain meds. And yet… the same issue keeps showing up. That’s because most approaches focus on where it hurts, not why it’s happening.
Pain is usually the symptom—not the problem.
Until you identify what’s actually driving the issue (how you move, load, recover, and train), the pain may calm down temporarily—but it almost always returns once you get back to normal life or training. That’s the injury–reinjury cycle.
Our approach starts by finding the root cause and building a clear, outcome-based plan to fix it—so you’re not stuck managing the same issue year after year.
How To Eliminate Pain With Shooting Your Bow Without Medications, Surgery, Or Skipping Your Shooting Sessions
One day you’re out on the archery range shooting your bow when all of a sudden you get hit with what feels like a lightning bolt of pain. You think to yourself “Oh man, this really hurts, but I’m sure it’ll feel better by tomorrow.”
You wake up hopeful the next morning, but the pain when shooting your bow is still there. It continues to bug you for several weeks, and now you can barely shoot your bow without terrible pain.
Naturally, you go to the doctor’s office and they tell you to ice it and rest, and to stop shooting your bow because it’s “bad for your body,” and they might even give you some anti-inflammatories or pain medication. Even though you don’t want to stop shooting, you do it because it’s what they recommended.
Eventually you start to feel a little better, so you feel like you’re ready to start training for archery season again. Unfortunately, once you start to get back into it, the pain with shooting your bow starts again, and you’re left frustrated and unsure of what to do.
This Is The Vicious Cycle That Many Archers Find Themselves In.
How Are We Different?
If You’re Currently Living With An Archery Injury, Here’s 7 More Reasons Why It Could Be Lasting Longer Than It Should:
- You thought it would go away on it’s own – but it didn’t.
- You went to the doctor who told you to rest and take painkillers – but the pills did nothing to help you, and as soon as they wore off, the pain struck again.
- A family member, or friend, told you that everybody gets pain with shooting their bow at some point, and that you’re just going to have to deal with it or dial down your poundage.
- You tried other Healthcare Professionals, or a physical therapist in the past, but nothing they said or did seemed to help.
- You tried YouTube exercises but they either didn’t do a thing, or made your pain worse.
- You thought it would be a good idea to rest because your pain was so bad, but all that did was make you feel even more stiff and tight with shooting your bow the next time you went to the range.
- You decided to get a few “massages and adjustments” hoping that would fix the pain, but all they did was feel nice and relaxing, and didn’t do anything to fix it long term.
If any of these have happened to you – we would love to help you by inviting you to book a call to talk with our bowhunting injury specialist in the Green Bay area to find out what can be done to help you. The fact that you’ve tried any or all of these things already is actually a GOOD THING because when you know what doesn’t work – you are closer to finding the thing that does!
Click the link below to book a call with us if you would like to get some solid advice given to you over the phone. The phone call is complimentary and there is no obligation to book any appointments with us after the call is over. Our goal is to help you make the right decision about what to do next.
So The Next Question Is...
“How Can Choosing to See A Physical Therapist at Total Pursuit Physical Therapy & Performance De Pere Help You Get Rid Of Your Bowhunting Injury - In The Next Few Days?”
- We can quickly take away archery-related pain and stiffness - often inside a couple of sessions.
- We can help you find out what’s really going on, and come up with a game plan to get you out of pain and back into shooting your bow, as well as doing all of the other activities that you love.
- Pain can “zap” you of energy and limit a peaceful night’s sleep. We can help you to enjoy sleeping at night and living with more energy each day.
- We can help you put an end to taking all of those painkillers that are no good for your health long-term.
- We can help you avoid surgery - and painful injections.
- We can help you keep out of the doctor’s waiting room or from making repeat visits only to be given more pills!
- We can help you get back to enjoying quality time with family and friends that pain has stolen from you.
- We can help you get back onto the archery range, shooting and training for the upcoming bow season like you used to do before your pain started to get in the way.
Basically, we can help you get back to living life free from bowhunting and archery-related pain.
If you want to know what it costs – and what availability we have at our Green Bay area physical therapy clinic in De Pere, Wisconsin, then please just click the button below and complete the short form:
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