Cassandra and Kevin are both very knowledgable and professional. They helped me alleviate some pain in my hip that was caused from running and sent me home with some stretches to do in between sessions. Highly recommended for anyone that has PT needs!

Stop The 'Rest, Run, Pain' Cycle - Shin Splints Relief in Miami
You rest for days, the pain fades, you try running again, and it comes right back. It's maddening. Our robotic therapy is designed to break that cycle. Many clients start getting back on the road after a few sessions.*
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How Shin Splints Disrupts Life in Miami
Running falls apart: Your run at Alice Wainwright Park or Peacock Park starts fine, but halfway through your shins start throbbing. By the end you can hardly walk let alone run, forcing you to stop and watch other runners pass by.
Walking becomes painful: Even walking through CocoWalk or a slow stroll at Miami Seaquarium sets it off. It gets so bad that jeans touching your shins hurts. You start wondering if you're causing permanent damage.
It follows you home: The pain doesn't stop when you stop. Driving home on LeJeune Road your shins still throb. By the time you get to Doral, you're reaching for pain relievers just to sleep. Every failed attempt gets you down more than the last.
South Florida residents don't have to give up the activities they love.
Your Shins Are Taking The Hit For Your Calves.
Tight calf muscles restrict how your ankle moves. When your ankle can't flex properly, your shin absorbs impact it wasn't designed to handle. That's why rest doesn't fix it. The calves stay tight.
Shin Splints Relief at TheraMax
Shin splints happen when tight calves restrict your ankle mobility. Your foot compensates with every step, and the muscles at the front of your shin work overtime to pick up the slack. That's the throbbing bone-deep ache people describe. Rest quiets the pain, but the calves stay tight. The moment you start running again, the same pattern kicks in. Our robotic therapy is designed to release deep muscular tension, like what builds up in the calf over time. When that releases, the front of your shin stops overworking and the cycle often breaks.
Clients often report they can:
Run without that mid-workout collapse when their shins give out
Walk normally without throbbing pain in their shin bone
Get back to training without fear their body will betray them again
Real Results From Real People
Hear from clients who found relief with TheraMax Miami
What Makes Our Approach Different
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Rest & Ibuprofen
Approach: Stop activity, take anti-inflammatories, wait for pain to subside
Timeframe:
Effectiveness: Pain fades but returns the moment you run again
People tell us they rest for days, the pain subsides, then it comes right back when they run again. Rest quiets the symptoms but doesn't change the tight calves causing the problem.
Physical Therapy
Approach: Stretching exercises and gradual return-to-running protocols
Timeframe: 8-12 weeks of sessions
Effectiveness: Can help mild cases but often takes months with limited results
Stretching feels good temporarily but doesn't reach the deep calf tension driving the cycle. Many people do months of PT only to have pain return when training resumes.
Massage Therapy
Approach: Manual soft tissue work on calves and lower leg
Timeframe: Weekly sessions, temporary relief
Effectiveness: Provides temporary relief but limited by pressure and consistency
Massage can loosen surface tension, but hands fatigue quickly and can't maintain the sustained pressure deep calf muscles need to release. Most people find the relief doesn't last.
Understanding Shin Splints
It starts with ankle mobility.
The calf (gastroc, soleus, and deeper posterior muscles) control how far your ankle can flex. When these shorten from repetitive use, they restrict dorsiflexion. Your foot can't land the way it should, so the tibialis anterior works overtime to pick up the slack. It pulls on the tibia with every step. That repetitive stress is the bone-deep ache. The shin is caught in a compensation pattern that starts in the calf.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to your questions about robotic therapy
I rest for days, the pain goes away, then it comes right back when I run. Why won't it stay gone?
Rest calms the irritation but doesn't release the tight calves causing the problem. The moment you run again, the same pattern kicks in. Our robotic therapy is designed to release that deep tension so the cycle stops repeating.
The pain feels like it's in my bone. Should I be worried about a stress fracture?
We hear this from runners throughout Miami-Dade County. That bone-deep ache is usually the tibialis anterior pulling on the tibia. A stress fracture usually causes sharp point tenderness or pain that wakes you at night. Most cases we see are muscular tension, not fractures. We can tell you more after feeling what's going on.
I've started to think maybe I'm just not built for running. Is that possible?
We see South Florida runners who felt the same way. It's usually not a structural problem. It's tight calves that never released. Our robotic therapy is designed to reach that tension. When it lets go, people often realize their body was ready all along.
I've tried rest, stretching, new shoes, and changing my stride. Nothing works. What's left?
Those all help symptoms or mechanics, but none release the deep calf tension driving the cycle. Whether you're training at Alice Wainwright Park or running LeJeune Road, the problem is the same. Our robotic therapy applies sustained pressure that stretching and foam rolling can't reach.
I've had this for months. Is it too late?
We see runners across the Greater Miami who've dealt with this for months or years. Chronic cases often respond well because the tension has just been sitting there unchanged. After your first session, we can tell you what we're finding and give you a realistic picture.
*The statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA. TheraMax does not diagnose any medical conditions. Robotic muscular therapy services are not intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results may vary. Client testimonials represent their personal experiences. Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new treatment program.
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Strategically located between Brickell and Coral Gables, our clinic is just 5 minutes from Coconut Grove and a quick drive from Downtown Miami, South Beach, and Wynwood. Whether you work downtown or live in the surrounding neighborhoods, we're easy to reach.

