Precision Performance & Physical Therapy (Runners Clinic)

Precision Performance & Physical Therapy (Runners Clinic) is a physical therapist in Atlanta, Georgia. The clinic provides orthopedic and running medicine, treating running-related injuries and athletes of all levels, from first-time runners to elite competitors. Its services include physical therapy for runners, run gait analysis and performance testing, strength, mobility and plyometric work, nutrition guidance for runners, and massage therapy for runners. Appointments are one-on-one and individualized. The practice is the official physical therapy provider for The Atlanta Track Club Elite, and it holds a rating of 5.00 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Precision Performance was founded to set a new standard in runner-specific physical therapy, treating runners as whole humans rather than injured body parts. The clinic also treats people who are not runners, often caring for whole families and athletes from other sports, since running is part of every sport. Its approach accounts for the many factors behind running injuries, including training load, biomechanics, recovery, mindset, sleep, nutrition and identity, and integrates gait analysis, strength and neuromuscular training, education around pain, load and recovery, and collaboration with coaches, physicians and nutritionists. Care extends through rehabilitation, performance work and long-term resilience.

The clinic's performance services are built for runners who want to train smarter rather than simply harder, using evidence-informed testing and runner-specific analysis to show how a body responds to training, where inefficiencies exist, and how to reduce injury risk. Among these offerings is VO2 threshold testing, which measures how efficiently the body uses oxygen at increasing running intensities and identifies aerobic and anaerobic training zones. The clinic uses that testing to sharpen training precision, set appropriate paces and intensities, reduce guesswork in workouts, support performance gains without unnecessary fatigue, and lower injury risk. It notes that the testing suits runners already training consistently who want individualized data to guide their workouts, and that the results are only useful when a runner knows how to apply them.

The clinic sits on Zonolite Road NE, about a fifth of a mile from Zonolite Park and the South Fork Peachtree Creek. Briarcliff Road Northeast and the Druid Hills Post Office are both roughly three tenths of a mile away, as are the Woodland Hills neighborhood and Briar Vista Elementary School.

Its 5.00 rating reflects a practice known for personalized, collaborative care, and its role as official physical therapy provider to The Atlanta Track Club Elite ties it directly to the city's running community.