About Us

Our Story

Dr. Steffan Ihegboro is a licensed Physical Therapist who specializes in orthopedic manual therapy. Native to the great state of Texas, he grew up in Arlington where he was a multi-sport athlete. He ran track and field, played football, and soccer with the latter being his first love. Dr. Ihegboro took interest in Physical Therapy during high school after consulting with his athletic trainers about injuries and optimizing his sports performance. It was then he was enlightened about a profession where he could rehabilitate people from injuries and build lasting relationships. He went on to pursue his Bachelor’s in Exercise and Sports Sciences from Texas Tech University and his Doctorate from Texas State University. He worked his way through graduate school as a lab instructor in Human Anatomy and tutored student athletes. He has worked in Sports Therapy since his licensure and completed a 3-year post-doctorate program to become a Fellow of the American Association of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (FAAOMPT).

FAAOMPT Certified Fellow

2× NPC Top-2 Finisher

Doctor of Physical Therapy

NFF Professional Bodybuilder

FAAOMPT Certified Fellow

2× NPC Top-2 Finisher

Doctor of Physical Therapy

NFF Professional Bodybuilder

Expert Guidance

Advanced care backed by training and evidence-based treatment methods.

Better Movement

Improve mobility, movement quality, and overall physical function for daily life and sports.

Peak Performance

Build strength, resilience, and confidence to perform at your highest level.

Personalized Care

One-on-one treatment plans designed around your goals, lifestyle, and recovery needs.

Dr. Ihegboro carries a variety of skillsets including joint manipulation, soft tissue mobilization, Pain Science Education, Dry Needling, Cupping, Tissue Specific Exercise prescription and more. He loves working with motivated athletes at any stage. He is especially passionate about working with high school youth to craft and refine their skills as well as putting the seasoned weekend warrior back together. Outside of treating clients, Dr. Ihegboro loves traveling, live music, playing recreational football and soccer, and competing in Hyrox. Over the last 4 years, Dr. Ihegboro taken up body building and has found success as a natural (drug free) competitor in Men's Physique. He's picked up two top 2 finishes in the NPC. In June 2025 he won his Pro Card in Men's Body Building as a natural competitor in the NFF. Dr. Ihegboro took interest in Physical Therapy during high school after consulting with his athletic trainers about injuries and optimizing his sports performance. It was then he was enlightened about a profession where he could rehabilitate people from injuries and build lasting relationships. He went on to pursue his Bachelor’s in Exercise and Sports Sciences from Texas Tech University and his Doctorate from Texas State University. He worked his way through graduate school as a lab instructor in Human Anatomy and tutored student athletes. He has worked in Sports Therapy since his licensure and completed a 3-year post-doctorate program to become a Fellow of the American Association of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (FAAOMPT).

NPC Championships 2023 Irving, TX

FAAOMPT Certified Fellow

2× NPC Top-2 Finisher

Doctor of Physical Therapy

NFF Professional Bodybuilder

FAAOMPT Certified Fellow

2× NPC Top-2 Finisher

Doctor of Physical Therapy

NFF Professional Bodybuilder

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions can physiotherapy treat?

Physiotherapy can help with a wide range of conditions including back and neck pain, sports injuries, joint pain, muscle strains, post-surgical rehabilitation, arthritis, and movement disorders. It also helps improve mobility and prevent future injuries.

Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist?

In most cases, you do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist. You can book an appointment directly, but some insurance plans may require a referral for coverage.

How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?

The number of sessions depends on your condition, severity, and recovery goals. Some patients improve in a few sessions, while others with chronic or complex injuries may require longer treatment plans.

Is physiotherapy painful?

Physiotherapy is generally not painful. Some treatments or exercises may cause mild discomfort as your body heals and adapts, but your physiotherapist will always work within your tolerance level.

What should I expect during my first appointment?

Your first visit typically includes a detailed assessment, discussion of your symptoms and medical history, physical examination, and a personalized treatment plan. You may also begin gentle treatment or exercises during the same session.