Inside Driveline Baseball, Tampa, FL
BASEBALL & SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPY IN TAMPA.
One-on-one care with Jason Modafari, DPT, for baseball rehab, Tommy John and UCL recovery, throwing injuries, and return to sport. Bodybuilders and serious lifters can also work with Jason for injury rehab, bodywork, and dedicated recovery sessions.
- Your clinician
- Jason Modafari, PT, DPT
- By appointment
- Inside Driveline Baseball
- 4956 W Sligh Ave, Tampa, FL 33634
- Questions or scheduling
- (513) 532-4385
Free consultation: 20 minutes by phone or 30 minutes in person.
Book With Jason“Jason the PT here is one of the best I've worked with. I was working with him in Ohio over the past year so I was excited to see him again while visiting Tampa. As an NFL player, I appreciate and respect the attention to detail and focus he brings to every session.”
Your Therapist
JASON MODAFARI, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Tampa, FL
Jason served as a physical therapist on the Cincinnati Reds' medical staff and worked alongside longtime Reds team physician Dr. Tim Kremchek at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. He now brings that Major League experience to Athletic Potential's Tampa clinic.
Clinical rehab continues into baseball-specific strength, throwing progressions, mound work, bullpens, and the final transition back to unrestricted play. Jason may also use manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, ARPwave neuromuscular therapy, or shockwave therapy when the treatment fits the patient and the plan.
Bodybuilding is part of Jason's own training life. He works with Tampa Bay lifters on pain during training, recovery between sessions, and getting back to their usual split. Dedicated bodywork, ARPwave, and StemWave visits are available.
Tampa Services
START WITH WHAT YOU NEED.
For bodybuilders and serious lifters
BODYBUILDING REHAB & RECOVERY
Work with a physical therapist who understands a training split. Jason helps with painful lifts, recovery between sessions, and returning to training after injury or surgery.
Book injury rehab or reserve time for bodywork, dry needling, ARPwave, or StemWave. ARPwave can be used during exercise. StemWave visits can stand alone or follow training, based on screening and the goal for the session.
The facility
Rehab inside Driveline Baseball.
Mounds, cages, turf and the strength floor support rehab and return-to-sport work. Separate pitching and performance services are available through Driveline's staff.
- Indoor Mounds & Cages
- Turf Training Area
- Strength & Racks
- PULSE, ArmCare & FlexPro Grip
- PlyoCare & Weighted Balls
- Manual Therapy & Dry Needling
What care looks like
We start with your goals, connect one-on-one treatment to the work between visits, and adjust the plan as your strength, symptoms and activity demands change.
We are a self-pay practice. Superbills may be available for eligible physical therapy visits; reimbursement depends on your insurance plan.
How treatment and progression work
The Process
HOW THIS WORKS
EVALUATE
We look at your symptoms, movement, strength, injury history, and training demands to build a plan around what you want to get back to.
TREAT & TRAIN
Every session combines physical therapy with training. Manual therapy, dry needling, strength work, throwing progression, and data collection all happen in one facility. Standard follow-up visits are 45 minutes, one-on-one, with Jason.
PROGRESS WITH DATA
Every milestone is objective. Strength benchmarks, range-of-motion targets, velocity thresholds, and workload tolerance guide when the program progresses.
RETURN TO COMPETITION
Full competitive throwing, game-speed demands, and performance testing come before clearance. We stay involved through the transition back to full competition.
Visit the Tampa clinic
4956 W Sligh Ave, Tampa, FL 33634
Inside Driveline Baseball. By appointment.
Clinic contact informationPricing shown reflects our current standard self-pay rates and is subject to change. Rates and service availability may vary by location. Before beginning care, your provider will confirm the applicable rate and provide a personalized estimate based on your recommended services, visit frequency, and plan of care. Uninsured and self-pay patients may also request a written Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
Results
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
“Jason the PT here is one of the best I've worked with. I was working with him in Ohio over the past year so I was excited to see him again while visiting Tampa. As an NFL player, I appreciate and respect the attention to detail and focus he brings to every session.”
Markus Bailey
NFL Player
Tampa clinic questions
BEFORE YOU BOOK
The practical details patients usually want before choosing a first appointment.
Jason treats Tommy John and other UCL injuries, throwing shoulder and elbow pain, labrum injuries, postoperative cases, and athletes who need help completing a return-to-throw program. Care can continue through mound work and the return to competition.
No. Athletic Potential PT is an independent physical therapy practice located inside Driveline Baseball. You can work with Jason whether or not you train with Driveline.
Choose a free 20-minute phone consultation or meet Jason at the clinic for a free 30-minute consultation. Talk through what is bothering you, your goals, and the next step.
Athletic Potential is cash-based and out of network. Eligible physical therapy visits may receive a superbill that you can submit for possible reimbursement. Pricing is available before you begin care.
Jason treats throwing injuries along with full-body sports and active-adult cases, including postoperative rehabilitation, lower-body injuries, and return-to-sport performance. Manual therapy and dry needling are available when appropriate.
YOUR INJURY HAS A PLAN.
Your free phone consultation with Jason takes 20 minutes. No commitment. Just a conversation about what you are dealing with and whether we are the right fit.
Talk With JasonBaseball clinical guides
Baseball rehab library
Follow the injury from diagnosis through strength, throwing, mound work, and the return to competition.
Treatment options, explained honestly
What the modality can do, what it cannot do, and what comes next
Jason uses manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, ARPwave, and shockwave when they help move a larger rehabilitation plan forward. These guides explain how each tool works, where it may help, and how we turn the response into better training.