The practice sponsors the clubs and associations that keep this county moving — and then looks after the people who play in them.
Two organizations, both built around pickleball, both full of people who would rather be playing than resting.
Twelve indoor courts on Red Branch Road, and one of the fastest-growing sports communities in Howard County. Pickleball is booming here, and it brings with it the ankle sprains, tendinitis and overuse injuries that keep people off the court. SKYE sponsors the club and looks after its players — so a bad week does not turn into a lost season.
The association does the work of growing the sport across the region — tournaments, open-play days and youth clinics. SKYE supports that work, and the players who come out of it, whatever level they play at.
Dr. Lee is a certified pickleball coach through the Professional Pickleball Registry, which means the advice you get after an injury is not generic sports advice — it is about your dink, your footwork and the way you are loading that shoulder on the third shot.
Technique is treatment in this sport. Fixing the movement that caused the problem is usually what stops it coming back.
One clinician seeing one person at a time means the practice grows by word of mouth. Sponsoring the places people actually play is the honest version of marketing.
Most of what walks through the door started as something someone loved doing. The aim is never just less pain — it is the return to the court, the trail or the garden.
Back on the court, and staying there.
“The evaluation was the most thorough and comprehensive that I've ever had... I was able to rock climb in Red Rocks NV!”
“As a marathon runner and endurance cyclist, the consistent dry needling... has made a significant impact on my ongoing rehab. His personable bedside manner immediately puts you at ease.”
“I'm a dedicated pickleballer... I felt so much relief from pain after just the first session. I am so happy to be able to have my right arm strength back so I can continue to play pickleball regularly.”
Whether that’s a full night’s sleep, the garden or the pickleball court, recovery starts with one uninterrupted 80-minute visit: evaluation and treatment the same day, and a clear plan before you leave. Not sure yet? Start with a free 20-minute phone consult.