Dr. Maggs is proud to announce the launch of the new Structural Fingerprint® Stretch & Mobility Program, an innovative assisted stretching and mobility system designed to help individuals of all ages improve flexibility, mobility, balance, stability, posture, and overall quality of movement.
Joining Dr. Maggs in this exciting new venture is Coach Trevis Wyche Jr., Head Coach and General Manager of the New York Phoenix Professional Basketball Team. Together, they are introducing what they believe is the first stretch and mobility program specifically designed around an individual's unique structural and biomechanical profile.
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Most stretch programs treat everyone the same.
The Structural Fingerprint® Stretch & Mobility Program starts with an evaluation of your unique biomechanics to create a personalized mobility and assisted stretching experience designed specifically for your body.
No two people move the same.
Differences in posture, alignment, mobility, and movement patterns affect how the body responds to stretching.
Instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach, we tailor each session to your unique Structural Fingerprint®.
Your Structural Fingerprint® is the unique combination of biomechanical factors that influence how you move.
Our evaluation helps identify movement restrictions, compensations, and mobility challenges that may affect flexibility, mobility, balance, stability, posture, athletic performance and more.
The results guide your personalized mobility program.
Depending on your needs, your program may include:
Coach Trevis Wyche Jr. is the Head Coach and General Manager of the New York Phoenix Professional Basketball Team.
A graduate of Saint Peter's University with degrees in Sports Science and Sports Management, Wyche has competed at the collegiate, overseas professional, and NBA G League levels.
His experience working with elite athletes, trainers, and performance specialists has shaped his passion for helping individuals improve mobility, movement, recovery, and overall physical well-being.
Most stretching programs use the same stretches for everyone. The Structural Fingerprint® Stretch & Mobility Program begins with an evaluation of your unique biomechanics and movement patterns. Your stretching and mobility plan is then customized based on your individual findings rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
A Structural Fingerprint® is the unique combination of biomechanical characteristics that influence how your body moves and functions. Just as no two fingerprints are identical, no two people move exactly the same way. Understanding your Structural Fingerprint® helps us develop a mobility program tailored specifically to your needs.
If you're a Dr. Maggs patient, all you'll need is x-rays that are less than 2 years old. If you haven't had x-rays in less than 2 years, you'll need new x-rays which Dr. Maggs will take. If you're not a current patient, you'll need to sign up for and go through a Structural Fingerprint® Exam.
No. The Structural Fingerprint® Stretch & Mobility Program focuses on assisted stretching, mobility improvement, movement assessment, and corrective movement strategies. Chiropractic services may be available separately but are not required to participate.
No. This program is not physical therapy and is not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. It is a personalized mobility and assisted stretching program designed to help improve movement quality, flexibility, balance, and overall function.
The program is designed for individuals of all ages and activity levels, including:
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Session length may vary depending on your needs and goals. Specific recommendations will be discussed during your evaluation.
Frequency depends on your mobility goals, activity level, and evaluation findings. Some individuals benefit from weekly sessions, while others may choose a different schedule based on their needs.
Many athletes incorporate mobility and flexibility training into their performance programs. Improved movement quality may contribute to better efficiency, body control, and overall athletic function.
No program can guarantee injury prevention. However, identifying movement restrictions, asymmetries, and mobility limitations may help individuals address factors that could affect movement efficiency and physical performance.
Yes. Depending on your evaluation findings, you may receive recommendations and mobility strategies to support your progress between visits.
Assisted stretching should be performed within your comfort level. Your provider will work with you throughout the session to ensure the experience is safe and appropriate for your individual mobility needs.
