Sports performance strategies in Manhasset, New York

ProMet Physical Therapy & Performance is a Physical Therapist owned institution located at 71-19 80th Street in New York, United States. With three facilities in Glendale, Briarwood, Queens, and Manhasset on the North Shore of Long Island, we offer state-of-the-art equipment in spacious, newly renovated spaces. Our skilled professionals always go the extra mile for our patients, creating a close-knit team that prioritizes individualized care. Our culture focuses on leaving egos at the door and treating each person uniquely. At ProMet, we are dedicated to providing the care our communities deserve while driving our profession forward. Contact us at (718) 554-6610 to schedule an appointment and experience our customized approach for long-lasting results.

ProMet Physical Therapy & Performance is a Physical Therapist owned organization with three conveniently located facilities in Glendale, Briarwood, and Manhasset, New York. Our facilities offer state-of-the-art equipment in spacious, well-lit, and newly renovated spaces. What sets us apart is our dedicated team of professionals who always go the extra mile for our patients. At ProMet, we have a close-knit team that leaves their egos at the door and treats each individual with the care and respect they deserve. We are committed to providing our communities with the highest quality care while pushing our profession forward.

Mantis Martial Arts, located at 580 Plandome Road in Manhasset, New York, offers a comprehensive program for students of all levels. This style of martial arts is known for its speed, agility, and flexibility, incorporating both long-range and close-quarter tactics, as well as grabbing and trapping strategies. Students can expect to develop coordination, reflexes, and mental focus, enabling them to stay calm in combat situations. Whether you are a beginner or have experience in other martial arts, Mantis Martial Arts welcomes all students. This gentle yet effective exercise form focuses on improving health, developing inner energy (chi), and teaching how to use minimal force against a stronger opponent. The program emphasizes mental concentration, relaxation, and practical self-defense techniques that are non-aggressive.