Expert Running Physical Therapy in Boston, MA

Boston runners get 60-minute, 1-on-1 care with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. We fix the root cause so you can keep doing what you love, no matter how hard you push it.

Expert Sports Physical Therapy in Boston, MA

Running Through Pain Shouldn't Be Your Only Option

Told to Just Rest

Rest alone doesn't fix why the injury happened.

Band-Aid Fixes

Passive treatments ease pain briefly but never reach the root cause.

Lost Miles

Every setback pushes back race day and the routines you love.

Why Choose Our Boston Physical Therapy Clinic

Our running physical therapy in Boston means 60-minute, 1-on-1 sessions with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. We pair hands-on care with gym-based strength work, so rehab feels like training.

  • Running gait analysis with multi-angle video and take-home mobility drills

  • Dry Needling Certified physical therapists on every visit

  • Custom programming and 24/7 clinician access through the Ripple app

Why Boston Athletes Choose Ripple PT

Your Running Physical Therapy Plan in Boston

Step 1: Free 15-Min Call

Share your goals by phone. No referral needed.

Step 2: Evaluation

A Doctor of PT assesses how you move in a 60-minute, 1-on-1 visit.

Step 3: Train Stronger

Manual therapy, dry needling and gym work, plus app programming.

Running Physical Therapy for Injuries in Boston

Training for the Boston Marathon or logging weekend miles, we treat the injuries that sideline runners with root-cause care, not passive modalities.

  • Runner's knee, IT band syndrome and other knee pain

  • Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy and shin splints

  • Hip pain, hamstring strains, low back pain and overuse injuries

Sports Physical Therapy for Every Injury

Rated 5.0 by 225 Boston Patients on Google

"Got a huge PR out of it and have been improving my running and strength thanks to their help since!"

— Sam

Real reviews from runners and active patients

"Her technique actually helped me finish the race feeling strong and I will certainly return to her care if I qualify for Boston again."

— Giuliana W.

"Instead of relying on cookie-cutter exercises, they really focus on identifying and addressing the root cause of the issue."

— Shauna H.

This is who we are

  • Doctor Casey Egan, CEO & Physical Therapist

    Doctor Casey Egan, CEO & Physical Therapist

    Casey has a passion for helping people continue doing what they love. She has an affinity for treating golfers and runners but loves helping anyone stay active in their favorite ways. She believes movement is medicine and hopes to get you pain-free through functional strengthening, motor control and manual mobilization techniques. Doctor Egan is also Dry Needling Certified! Outside of work you can find her cheering for all the Boston sports teams or hanging by the lake with family.

  • Doctor Jules Funtsch, Director of Ops & Physical Therapist

    Doctor Jules Funtsch, Director of Ops & Physical Therapist

    While Jules enjoys working with clients of any pathology, she has taken a special interest in post-operative rehabilitation at any joint, believing that patient education is one of the most important aspects of recovery. Her experience goes beyond the PT field. She has a unique combination of Athletic Training and clinical experience which makes Jules one of a kind when it comes to treating athletes who experience any sports related injuries.

  • Doctor Kasey Evans, Lead of Networking & Physical Therapist

    Doctor Kasey Evans, Lead of Networking & Physical Therapist

    Kasey’s passionate about helping patients stay active and return to the activities they love. She takes a holistic, individualized approach to care—prioritizing each patient’s goals while promoting healing and enhancing performance. Combining her clinical expertise with her personal experience as a novice boxer and strength & conditioning enthusiast, Dr. Evans brings a unique, empathetic perspective to rehabilitation. Kasey is certified in Dry Needling, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, allowing her to address a wide range of orthopedic and neuromuscular conditions.

  • Doctor Kristyn Alonzo, Physical Therapist

    Doctor Kristyn Alonzo, Physical Therapist

    A proud New York native, Kristyn is passionate about helping clients overcome orthopedic conditions and return to the activities they love. With a background that includes working with collegiate and professional athletes, as well as weekend warriors, she brings extensive experience in post-operative ACL rehabilitation and return-to-sport training. Kristyn’s expertise extends beyond the clinic—she believes in the power of movement and encourages an active lifestyle as a foundation for recovery and performance. Her goal is to help every client unlock their full potential and connect with their inner athlete.

  • Doctor Nick Stratton, Physical Therapist

    Doctor Nick Stratton, Physical Therapist

    Nick is a sports physical therapist, athletic trainer and strength coach. He’s worked with athletes from the high school level through the NCAA  helping bridge the gap between injury recovery and peak performance. Nick enjoys integrating  evidence-based rehab with performance training to help athletes move better, recover stronger, and return to sport with confidence. He grew up playing basketball and now enjoys CrossFit and Hyrox training, bringing the same passion for movement and performance into his  own lifestyle that he shares with his athletes and clients.

  • Doctor Carly Golden, Physical Therapist

    Doctor Carly Golden, Physical Therapist

    Carly is committed to providing personalized care that helps every individual move, feel, and live better. Her clinical focus includes treating patients with dizziness, concussion, persistent pain, and sports injuries through evidence-based and holistic rehabilitation tailored to each person’s goals. She has had the privilege of working with a wide range of patients from youth to professional athletes, as well as military personnel and first responders. Whether it’s on the slopes, under the water, or cheering on DC sports, Carly understands the drive to stay active and live your most adventurous life.

  • Doctor Joseph Mahony, Physical Therapist

    Doctor Joseph Mahony, Physical Therapist

    Joe enjoys helping runners and athletes get back to doing what they love with confidence. He specializes in return-to-running, post-surgical rehab, and performance-focused rehab for active people. Joe takes a movement-based, strength-forward approach and believes rehab should feel like training: progressive, challenging, and built around your goals on the field and on the road. His own background playing lacrosse at the University of Texas–Austin adds a practical understanding of the demands of sport and the realities of injury.

  • Michaela, Ripple Admin

    Michaela, Ripple Admin

    Michaela is the friendly remote admin behind the scenes at Ripple. She handles all the client bookings, coordinates schedules, and makes sure your inquiries reach the right Physical Therapist. She loves helping our clients have a smooth and positive experience from start to finish. Just call her for any concerns, she will be happy assist you and ensure you have the best experience with our clinic!

Find Ripple in Back Bay, Boston

Just 16 minutes from Downtown Boston via Stuart St, Arlington St, and Commonwealth Ave. We're located at 661 Boylston St, FL2 — steps from Copley Square and the Boston Public Library, and 0.3 miles from the Prudential Center. Runners, we're just 0.5 miles from the Esplanade.

Running Physical Therapy FAQs in Boston

Answers before you book your first visit

Do I need a referral?

No. Start with a free 15-minute phone consultation, no referral needed.

What happens in a session?

Each visit is 60 minutes, 1-on-1 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, using manual therapy, dry needling and strength work in our on-site gym.

Do you accept insurance?

We are self-pay and out-of-network. We provide free superbills you can submit for possible reimbursement.

Is there running physical therapy near me in Boston?

Yes. Our Back Bay clinic is at 661 Boylston St FL2, open Monday through Saturday.

Can you analyze my running form?

Yes. Our running gait analysis uses multi-angle video, followed by mobility drills.

Still have questions? Call (617) 275-6022 or book your free 15-minute consult.