Ong Physical Therapy

Ong Physical Therapy Rebuild. Perform. Thrive. Performance-driven rehab for the athlete in everyone.

03/01/2026

Here’s an exercise that can help your running performance and rehab:

This captain morgan runner’s march on a blackboard challenges the glutes and posterior tib muscles to control and maintain stability of the pelvis, foot, and ankle.

02/28/2026

Most people use RPE or RIR to measure training intensity. But many don’t know the I hate my PT exercise scale.

WE’RE HIRING (REMOTE) - Administrative Manager / Patient Care Coordinator in Pasadena, CA ONG Physical Therapy is lookin...
02/03/2026

WE’RE HIRING (REMOTE) - Administrative Manager / Patient Care Coordinator in Pasadena, CA 

ONG Physical Therapy is looking for a team member who can own front-end communication, scheduling, follow-up, and back-end clinical operations to ensure a personalized and reliable patient experience. 

Hours: 10–20 hrs/week (opportunity for full-time)
You’ll help with:
    • Follow ups for prospective patients
    • Scheduling and patient communication support 
    • Admin support (payments/superbills, EMR, faxes)
    • Metrics tracking (visits, evals, cancels)

If you’re someone who is resourceful, service-driven, proactive, adaptable, coachable, empathetic, and resilient, we’d love to meet you! 

How to apply: 
    • Email your resume to info@ongphysicaltherapy.com
    • Include a short intro about why you’re a great fit for this role

02/01/2026

Hip and knee/forefoot valgus movement strategy:

While these movement strategies are neither “good” or “bad,” we’re addressing internal constraints that may limit him from choosing other movement options while playing basketball.

Our treatment consists of increasing ankle mobility, knee strength, and hip strength to improve his capacity for different movement options within a chaotic sport.

01/19/2026

Are you ready to run and play sports after ACL surgery?

Using only healing timelines aren’t enough to determine your readiness.

Here are key things you should ask yourself before running or playing sports:
✅ Do you have full knee extension? 0 degrees isn’t always “full”
✅ Do you have enough quad strength? What’s your torque to bodyweight ratio?
✅ Can you tolerate high impact without increases in pain or swelling?
✅ Can you run, jump, cut, and change directions with confidence and without compensations?

Don’t guess in your ACL rehab.
You need appropriate testing to determine your readiness. Get an evaluation today to finally back to running.

12/22/2025

When pain keeps you from doing what you love, it’s not just physical. It’s personal.

It’s the frustration of sitting out and not making progress. The hesitation and fear you feel before you jump, lift, run, or move the way you want to. It’s losing trust in your body and wondering “Is this just how it’s going to be now?”

At ONG Physical Therapy, not only do we believe that it doesn’t have to be that way, but we will help you rebuild trust in your body to perform and thrive in the activities you love.

Here’s what to expect:
✅ 1-on-1 patient care with a Doctor of Physical
Therapy
✅ Comprehensive examination to discover the root causes of your limitations
✅ Optimize mobility, strength, endurance, and power deficits related to your activity or sport
✅ Personalized rehab plan for lasting
results

Book your evaluation to get started today.

12/16/2025

He went from not being able to pitch due to pain to throwing 86 mph with ease. Proud of him and the work he put towards this comeback.

He was frustrated with minimal progress but finally found the right plan based off these key fundamentals:
1) comprehensive testing/assessment related his sport and activity
2) addressing the exact deficits that contribute to his limitations
3) consistency with simplicity

You don’t have to stay stuck from pain or injuries. Executing the basics well and practicing movement preparation diligently leads to feeling and performing your best.

12/06/2025

Are you missing this key component keeping you from fully returning to sports after an injury?

Our client was training to get back to playing squash when this reaction drill exposed a major limitation in her lateral movement.

We walk through our exact clinical reasoning strategy in addressing this deficit to get her back to performing her best.

If you’re frustrated with slow progress, recurring pain, or not feeling like your “old self”, you’re not alone and you don’t have to stay stuck.

We help athletes and active individuals overcome pain and injuries to get back to performing their best. Our approach is simple:
✅ 1‑on‑1 patient care with a Doctor of Physical Therapy
✅ Comprehensive examination to discover the root causes of your limitations
✅ Optimize mobility, strength, endurance, and power deficits relating to your activity or sport
✅ Follow your personalized rehab plan for lasting results

Book your evaluation to get started today.

11/10/2025

Get more glute gains out of your RDL with this variation.

Performing it with the hip internally rotated and adducted as you hinge is great for loading glute max through longer muscle length.

Keep the opposite ASIS facing forward and prevent it from rotating backwards as you hinge to maintain the lengthening action. The ASIS can deviate backwards to compensate if you lack hip internal rotation/adduction mobility or limited tolerance in that combined flexion/IR/adduction joint position.

Inspired by and his hip thrust variation for loading at longer glute max muscle length 🔥

10/28/2025

Lateral ankle sprains suck.

Most people only rest and ice before going back to playing sports. But if you’re looking for a seamless return, you need to be gradually exposed to those sport demands.

These late-stage rehab exercise progressions challenge the lateral ankle (left ankle in video) to resist rolling under higher loads and velocities which is the common mechanism of injury.

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Pasadena, CA
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