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Baseball Rehab Advantage Plan

YOUR ENTIRE COMEBACK.
ONE PLAN.

Athletic Potential manages your physical therapy, six-day training plan, and return to throwing through full-effort bullpens. Everything works together from the first appointment.

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BASEBALL REHAB, INSIDE THE WORLD'S LEADING PRIVATE BASEBALL FACILITY.

Washington and Florida, with hybrid care available when daily travel is not realistic.

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One person owns the whole plan

YOUR REHAB SHOULD NOT END WHEN THE APPOINTMENT DOES.

A PT session, a lifting program, and a throwing plan can all be good on their own and still pull an athlete in different directions.

RAP puts the sequence in one set of hands. We decide what your arm can handle, build the rest of the week around it, and keep managing the plan as throwing volume and intensity rise.

The job is not finished when pain is down. It is finished when the athlete is ready for baseball again.

Athletic Potential measuring a baseball athlete during rehab

FROM THE FIRST APPOINTMENT THROUGH FULL-EFFORT BULLPENS.

What the program actually includes

YOUR APPOINTMENTS ARE ONLY PART OF THE WEEK.

The rest of the plan is built around the same goal, with enough detail to know what to do each day and enough flexibility to respond when rehab does not move in a straight line.

A six-day baseball rehab, strength, mobility, and conditioning plan
01

ONE-ON-ONE CLINICAL CARE

Your appointments are used for the work that needs Dylan or Jason in the room: treatment, testing, coaching, and the harder progressions in your plan.

02

A FULL SIX-DAY TRAINING PLAN

Rehab, mobility, strength, conditioning, and total-body performance are organized into one week instead of handed to you as separate programs.

03

A MANAGED RETURN TO THROWING

Throwing begins when you are ready. Volume, intent, constraint drills, mechanical changes, recovery, and mound work all progress together.

04

CHANGES WHEN YOUR BODY CALLS FOR THEM

The plan is reviewed against soreness, workload, testing, and how you are moving. If the week needs to change, it changes.

USE DRIVELINE EVERY DAY, OR BUILD A HYBRID WEEK.

On-site athletes have access to Driveline's training space to lift, condition, complete rehab, and throw. Being there for every session is not a requirement. We can place the work that makes sense at your own gym, field, or facility.

One plan, all the way back

THE WORK CHANGES. THE OVERSIGHT DOES NOT.

Rehab should evolve as the athlete does. The balance between hands-on care, strength work, conditioning, and throwing changes without splitting the comeback among disconnected providers.

01

SETTLE THE INJURY

Protect healing tissue, restore motion, and keep the rest of the athlete training.

02

BUILD CAPACITY

Develop the arm and the rest of the body for the force, speed, and workload baseball will demand.

03

RETURN TO THROWING

Progress volume and intensity with hands-on coaching, intelligent drill selection, and clear criteria for moving forward.

04

PREPARE TO COMPETE

Build through mound work and full-effort bullpens with the strength, conditioning, and recovery plan still connected.

Athletes who have done the work

BUILT FOR THE HIGHEST LEVEL. USEFUL AT EVERY LEVEL.

Michael Rucker, Seattle Mariners, RHP
“
After finishing early rehab from Tommy John surgery, I knew I needed a place that went beyond the basics. Athletic Potential built a fully customized return-to-throw plan and continued rehab/performance program around my needs. The process was collaborative from start to finish, and I surpassed my goal, with my fastball back to 96 mph with my offspeed and breaking balls looking sharp.

Michael Rucker

Seattle Mariners, RHP

Josh Hejka, Minor League, RHP
“
As somebody with potentially millions of dollars on the line and the ability to work with any PT in the world, I chose Dylan. If you are truly looking to maximize your chances of success in the rehab process, you should choose him too.

Josh Hejka

Minor League, RHP

Casey Sadler, MLB, RHP
“
The expertise and personalized approach provided were pivotal during a critical moment in my career. The tailored rehab strategies and unwavering support not only addressed my specific deficits but also bolstered my confidence, guiding me through a challenging recovery. The commitment and innovative techniques stood out when traditional methods fell short.

Casey Sadler

MLB, RHP

Kenji Price, College, LHP
“
AP has been awesome to work with the past year as I have been rehabbing from labrum surgery in my throwing shoulder. The programming for my rehab and strength, along with the data driven tools in my return to throw have been essential to how I have been able to progress the way I have. AP would be the first place I would recommend any baseball player going through injury goes to.

Kenji Price

College, LHP

Carson Ackermann, College, RHP
“
Athletic Potential is a fantastic resource to have as a baseball player. They have a great in depth knowledge of not just the rehab, but how to develop a baseball player as a whole. I spent years battling a bone fracture injury before seeking them out, but they helped me finally return to the game.

Carson Ackermann

College, RHP

Kylar Larson, College, Infielder
“
I had labrum surgery and knew it was going to be a tough battle to get my shoulder back to 100%. I had tried general PT in my home town first, but it was not enough. Fortunately, I found Athletic Potential and got a more specific baseball approach that helped me regain the strength and throwing confidence in my shoulder and return to the field.

Kylar Larson

College, Infielder

Choose the amount of hands-on time you need

THE COMPLETE PLAN IS INCLUDED AT EVERY TIER.

The tier changes your scheduled appointment time. It does not strip away the programming, throwing plan, or weekly management that makes RAP work.

Included with every plan

A six-day plan built around your injury, schedule, and baseball demands
Rehab, mobility, strength, conditioning, and total-body performance programming
Weekly review and changes based on workload, soreness, testing, and progress
A tailored return-to-throw plan with mechanical coaching when throwing begins
Direct oversight from the clinician managing your rehab

REMOTE

Rehab Advantage Plan

$112.50

per week

Athletes training remotely with ongoing plan management.

Appointments
None included
Session length
Not included
Weekly clinician time
Remote oversight
Additional visits
$100 per visit

TIER 1

Rehab Advantage Plan

$160

per week

Athletes who want consistent in-person care while completing more of the plan independently between visits.

Appointments
2 × 30 min or 1 × 60 min
Session length
60 minutes total
Weekly clinician time
60 minutes
Additional visits
As scheduled
Most Chosen

TIER 2

Rehab Advantage Plan

$240

per week

Most athletes who benefit from frequent treatment, coaching, and progression.

Appointments
2 × 45 min or 3 × 30 min
Session length
90 minutes total
Weekly clinician time
90 minutes
Additional visits
As scheduled

TIER 3

Rehab Advantage Plan

$320

per week

Early post-op or complex cases that require more hands-on time.

Appointments
3 per week
Session length
45 minutes
Weekly clinician time
135 minutes
Additional visits
As scheduled

MOST ATHLETES START WITH TIER 2.

It gives us enough time to treat, coach, and make progress without asking the athlete to live in the clinic. We can move tiers as the amount of hands-on help changes.

Find the Right Tier

Before you decide

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT RAP

If you're deciding whether this fits, start here.

No. Athletes on the in-person tiers have access to the Driveline training space, but the program can be completed in a hybrid format. We will decide what needs to happen with us and what can be done at your own gym, field, or facility.
Possibly. Remote and hybrid arrangements are available when Athletic Potential has a clinician licensed in the state where the athlete is located. In-person visits can be added when travel makes sense. We will confirm licensing and build the right arrangement during the consultation.
Every tier includes the complete plan and ongoing management. The difference is how much scheduled one-on-one time you have each week. Tier 2 fits most athletes. Tier 3 gives early post-op and complex cases more hands-on time, while Tier 1 works well when the athlete can handle more of the week independently.
When your healing, strength, range of motion, workload tolerance, and medical timeline say you are ready. We do not force every athlete into the same calendar. Once throwing starts, the plan progresses toward the volume and intensity required for your position.
The Rehab Advantage Plan is cash based because it includes much more than billable physical therapy appointments. It covers programming, training, throwing management, review, and changes between visits. Superbills may be available for eligible PT visits, and workers compensation may be possible when authorized. Reimbursement is never guaranteed.
The program is built for baseball players coming back from surgery or a serious injury. We work with high school, college, professional, and adult athletes. The consultation helps us determine whether RAP fits the injury, goals, location, and level of support needed.

Start with a conversation

TELL US WHERE YOU ARE. WE'LL MAP OUT WHAT COMES NEXT.

We will talk through the injury, where you are in the process, where you train, and how much in-person support makes sense. You will know whether RAP fits before committing to it.

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