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Physical Therapy │Dry Needling │Shockwave Therapy │Blood Flow Restriction │ Golf Performance
Move Better. Recover Stronger. Get Back to What You Love.
Streamline Performance Therapy provides one-on-one physical therapy and performance-focused rehab for active adults, athletes, and golfers who want to overcome pain, build strength, and keep moving with confidence.
You should not have to stop doing what you love just because something hurts.
Pain changes the way you move. Over time, that can keep you out of the gym, off the course, away from sport, or stuck avoiding the activities that make you feel like yourself.
At Streamline Performance Therapy, the goal is not just to calm symptoms down for a few days. We look at how you move, what your body is asking for, and what your goals actually are and then build a plan to help you recover, get stronger, and return with confidence.
Built for people who want to stay active
Whether you are dealing with a new injury, nagging pain, or performance limitations, Streamline is designed for people who want more than generic exercises and temporary relief.
Active Adults
For people who want to move well, stay strong, and keep doing life without being limited by pain.
Athletes
For athletes returning from injury, rebuilding strength, or working to prevent re-injury.
Golfers
For golfers who want to understand how their body impacts their swing, mobility, power, and pain.
Post-Injury Recovery
For people looking to avoid surgery, recover after surgery, or return to full activity after an injury.
One-on-one care built around your body, your goals, and your next step.
Physical Therapy
Personalized rehab sessions focused on movement assessment, hands-on treatment, mobility, strength, and progressive return to activity.
Dry Needling
A targeted treatment option used to address muscle tension, pain, and movement restrictions as part of a broader rehab plan.
Shockwave Therapy
Advanced therapy designed to support healing and recovery for select soft tissue injuries and chronic pain patterns.
Blood Flow Restriction Therapy
A performance rehab tool that uses controlled pressure during low-load exercise to help build strength and support recovery when heavier training is not the right fit yet.
Golf Performance
TPI-informed golf performance assessment and training to help identify physical limitations that may be affecting your swing, comfort, and consistency.
Golf performance starts with how your body moves.
Your swing is not just about technique. Mobility, strength, stability, rotation, and body control all influence how you move through the golf swing.
As a TPI-certified provider, Erik helps golfers better understand the connection between their body and their swing. Through a movement-based assessment, he can identify limitations that may be contributing to pain, inconsistency, or lost power — then build a plan to help you move better and play with more confidence.
Good For:
Golfers dealing with back, hip, shoulder, elbow, or wrist pain
Golfers looking to improve mobility and rotation
Golfers returning after injury
Golfers who want to play longer, stronger, and with less pain
A simple process with a clear plan
STEP 1
Schedule a Call
Tell us what is going on, what you have tried, and what you want to get back to.
STEP 2
Get Assessed
Erik evaluates your movement, pain, strength, limitations, and goals.
STEP 3
Start Your Plan
You receive a personalized treatment plan that may include hands-on therapy, dry needling, shockwave therapy, blood flow restriction, strength work, mobility, or golf-specific performance training.
STEP 4
Move Forward
The goal is to help you recover, build resilience, and get back to life outside the clinic.
Meet Erik Rice
Erik Rice is a physical therapist focused on helping active adults, athletes, and golfers recover from pain and return to the things they love. His approach combines clinical expertise, hands-on care, movement assessment, and performance-based rehab to create treatment plans that are practical, personal, and built around each patient’s goals.
Erik earned his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and completed physical therapy school at Bellarmine University. He is also certified in the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy, commonly known as Cert. MDT, which strengthens his orthopedic approach, especially when evaluating and treating spine-related movement issues.
Before opening Streamline Performance Therapy, Erik spent 10 years with STAR Physical Therapy, where he helped launch a school-based physical therapy program for local high schools. That program has since grown to five locations and counting.
At Streamline, Erik’s focus is simple: help you understand what is going on, build a clear path forward, and give you the tools to move with confidence again.
