Stretch Zone

Fritz Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine is a privately owned physical therapy practice specializing in the rehabilitation of outpatient conditions. Established in 2005, Fritz Physical Therapy proudly serves the communities of South Fayette, Chartiers Valley, Carnegie, Mt. Lebanon and USC. Our physical therapists ensure that our patients receive the individualized attention they require and that the physical therapy experience is positive and productive.

Using proprietary stretching methods and a patented strapping and stabilization system, Stretch Zone seeks to improve client health and wellness through practitioner-assisted stretching. Stretch Zone certified practitioners perform a series of dynamic stretches to increase mobility, muscle function, and active range of motion, which helps to make daily movement more efficient and effortless. A leader in the health and wellness industry, Stretch Zone has studios throughout the United States, all of which offer a welcoming and relaxing environment, experienced staff, and effective yet comfortable equipment. All studios offer the first stretch for free so you can experience the Stretch Zone Method.

Mortland Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, located in McMurray, PA, has been serving the greater Pittsburgh area for over 35 years, offering individualized evaluations and customized treatment plans to facilitate swift recovery for patients of all ages and backgrounds. With a focus on forging close relationships, the clinic combines state-of-the-art facilities with a knowledgeable staff to deliver comprehensive care tailored to meet each patient's unique needs. Founded by Mark Mortland, who has extensive experience treating orthopedic conditions, the facility also boasts a partnership with the Peters Township Athletic Club to promote overall health and fitness within the community. Mortland's reputation is reinforced by his history as the Head Trainer and Physical Therapist for the NHL Pittsburgh Penguins, during which he successfully rehabilitated world-class athletes and contributed to their Stanley Cup victory in 2009. Generated from the website