
Athletic Training Plus — AT+ — is Restore Thrive's post-rehabilitation performance program. It's the step that most clinics skip entirely: the bridge between finishing physical therapy and returning to full athletic performance.
Too many athletes complete their PT, get cleared by their provider, and then walk back into the gym or onto the field without a structured plan. They're pain-free but not performance-ready. That gap is exactly where AT+ lives.
Working one-on-one with Dennis Dolan, MS-ATC — Head of Athletic Training at Restore Thrive with over 20 years of experience — you'll build the strength, resilience, and durability to perform at your best and stay that way.
AT+ is built for:
Athletes who have completed physical therapy and want to return to sport at full capacity
Active adults who want to build performance after an injury
Athletes looking to prevent injury and train smarter
Beginners who want a structured, individualized approach to strength and conditioning
CrossFit athletes, powerlifters, runners, and team sport athletes at any level
Anyone who wants the benefits of a personal trainer with the clinical knowledge of a licensed athletic trainer
You do not need to have had a prior injury or completed physical therapy to work with Dennis. AT+ is open to any athlete or active adult who wants to move and perform at a higher level.
Every AT+ session is one-on-one and built around your specific goals. Dennis starts by understanding where you are — your movement history, current fitness level, performance goals, and any areas of concern. From there, he designs a progressive training program that builds week over week.
Sessions may include movement screening and assessment, strength and power development, sport-specific conditioning, movement pattern correction, injury prevention work, and programming for your training outside of sessions. You'll also leave each session with a clear understanding of what you're working on and why — because education is part of the process.
Post-ACL reconstruction return to sport
Shoulder rehabilitation to performance transition
Return to CrossFit after injury
Strength and conditioning after spine rehab
Athletic development for high school and collegiate athletes
General fitness and performance for active adults