
Chronic low back and neck dysfunction
Joint mobility limitations from injury
Neurogenic claudication
Myofascial trigger points
Postural dysfunction with pain
Muscular imbalance perpetuating pain
Essentially anyone experiencing painful movement impairments or mobility losses from past trauma, poor mechanics, overuse or arthritis that standard corrective exercises have failed at resolving can find lasting relief through manual therapy.


Analyzing posture and gait abnormalities contributing to imbalance
Testing range of motion limitations and painful barriers
Palpating soft tissue tension and trigger point sensitivity
Assessing muscle strength deficits causing compensation
Identifying neurological irritation sources
These quantitative and qualitative findings combined with understanding patient lifestyle allow customized manual treatment plans leveraging:
Myofascial release techniques to loosen rigid muscle, fascia and scar tissue drag
Joint mobilization oscillatory techniques bringing stiff joints through restricted range of motion for improved arthrokinematics and control
Neuromeningeal manipulation to alleviate neural tension, improve tissue dynamics
Laser therapy, TENS modalities for acute flare relief if appropriate
Progressive therapeutic exercise incorporating optimized joint positioning capability to sustain expanded mobility
We continually reassess awareness, flexibility and stability session-to-session, making coordinated adjustments to manual methods as mobility restrictions and pain signals resolve, transitioning focus towards motor control gains for efficiency and endurance capable of preventing future injury long term.


Restoring Ideal Joint Mobility: Releasing adhesive scar tissue and gently coaxing hypermobile joints back through restricted degrees of motion optimizes dynamic flexibility and body-wide coordination efficiency.
Resolving Acute and Chronic Pain: Alleviating direct nerve root tension while rebooting the brain’s threat perception of localized movement as unsafe allows patients to complete previously evocative patterns again without flare-ups or pain amplification long term.
Reinforcing Sustainable Motor Control: Incrementally reintegrating dysfunctional joints and muscular chains toward biomechanically efficient sequences through controlled challenges reestablishes intrinsic stabilization capability and fluid initiation that cements broader functional progress.
Building Lasting Tissue Capacity: The consistent accumulation of positive mechanical loading input expands baseline passive and active range of motion, strength and neuromuscular control parameters for successful participation in daily and recreational life demands with minimized strain.
While each patient presents with unique needs, you can expect physical therapy to generally follow this continuum:
Initial Relief of Pain and Swelling – We begin with gentle hands-on interventions to alleviate discomfort along with passive modalities like heat or ice to manage inflammation so individuals can fully engage in therapy sessions.
Regaining Mobility and Flexibility – Carefully progressing range of motion, stretching and soft tissue work restore sliding mobility between muscles and surrounding bony structures to enhance fluidity and control of movements like rotating your neck.
Building Strength and Coordination – Motor control and muscular endurance deficits are systematically rebuilt through targeted functional exercises allowing complex tasks like walking up stairs with proper alignment and weight distribution.
Retraining Proper Movement Patterns – We repattern dysfunctional mechanics during daily bending, lifting and overhead motions through verbal, hands-on and tactile cueing to prevent chronic overuse and future injury.
Self-Management for Sustained Results – Patients are equipped with customized home programs, activity modifications and strategies for maintaining progress through periodic follow-ups and access to telehealth consultations.

Ellora Maggs is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist, and an instructor for several healthcare and fitness seminars across the country. She believes that your body is meant to move and be active and has tremendous faith and optimism in your body’s ability to adapt and heal itself.
Ellora sees physical therapy as a stepping stone to give her patients back the confidence they need to live the healthy, active lifestyle they deserve. No two patient pathways are identical, and Ellora’s unique background with a wide array of experiences enables her to find the best pathway for you to optimize your health and achieve all of your goals.
Dr. Maggs is an instructor for Active Release Technique (ART), the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), The Running Clinic and StrongFirst. This collection of expertise in hands-on treatment skills, movement assessment, motor control retraining, higher level fitness and strength training allows her to adequately assess, protect and then challenge each patient to allow the body’s natural adaptation process to thrive. Additionally, this wide range of experience gives her a unique perspective on how to guide her patients from the lowest functional levels to the highest-level performance in sport and life. She can’t wait to help you along your journey to get the lifestyle you’ve always wanted!

Kevin Maggs DC has been in private practice in the USA for 24 years and is the co-owner of Peak Performance Care. Over those years he has also served as an instructor for Active Release Techniques (2012-2021), a speaker and director of the USA division of The Running Clinic (2015-2021), consultant and onsite healthcare director for the Rev3 Triathlon series pro triathletes (2009-2013) and as an expert witness for various chiropractic litigation cases. He has also been invited and has presented internationally on various topics for physical therapy and chiropractic conferences and continuing education platforms.
TEACHING:Group lead instructor Active Release Techniques since 2012. ART is a continuing education organization, teaching healthcare providers how to perform manual soft tissue treatments (muscles, tendons, nerves, fascia)Lead instructor for The Running Clinic since 2015. TRC is a continuing education organization which teaches healthcare providers about diagnosis, management and prevention of running injuries and biomechanics.
Dr. Maggs has been involved in many sports including different high school sports teams (basketball, volleyball, tennis, golf), rugby team in college and has played hockey for many years. He is an avid runner and has completed many marathons, half Ironman races and 3 full Ironman triathlons. A large portion of his practice is devoted to runners and athletes.

Jonah is a Personal Trainer with a deep love for the mountains and being active. After growing up in Tuolumne County heavily involved in his church and multiple sports, Jonah earned his Bachelor of Science from California State University Monterey Bay while studying Exercise Science. His knowledge of biomechanics and understanding of the human body drive him to help educate others so that they can stay healthy and keep moving, doing the things they love. An injury of his own from years playing soccer through high school started a fire in him to help people of all generations learn how to strengthen their bodies to avoid injuries. Jonah has some barbell training from Strong First and is continually pursuing growth in his knowledge of the human body and all that it is capable of. He believes that movement is medicine, and when away from the gym you can usually find him somewhere in the mountains skiing, hiking, or kayaking.

Ellen grew up in Tuolumne County, where she developed a love for movement and an appreciation for the importance of physical activity and health. She obtained her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Kinesiology and teaching credential in general and adapted physical education from Cal Poly Humboldt.
As special education physical education teacher, she had the privilege of supporting children of all ages and abilities. It was here that she discovered the true power of accessible movement—not just as a way to stay fit, but as a way to build confidence and independence. Inspired by the transformative impact of working in this field, Ellen realized that she wanted to make an even greater difference by expanding on who she could help & how she could help them. This led her to pursue a career as a physical therapist.
Ellen graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine. Additionally, she is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, yoga teacher, and women’s coaching specialist.
Ellen combines expertise, empathy, and a deep passion for healing to help patients regain mobility and strength in order to move however their hearts desire. She believes in meeting people where they are at and that every step forward—no matter how small—is a victory. Whether helping someone recover from an injury or managing a chronic condition, Ellen is committed to supporting every patient’s journey to a healthier, active & pain-free life. She is beyond excited to have joined the Peak Performance team and to be providing care in the community she grew up in.
Outside of work, Ellen can often be found trail running, swimming with the local Masters team, lifting, or learning various languages- passions that keep her connected to the outdoors, her community & continue to challenge her mind and body.
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We treat a wide range of musculoskeletal and movement-related issues—including acute and chronic pain, arthritis, tendinopathy, sports injuries, overuse injuries, post-surgical rehab, and more. We also address stress-related tension, mobility limitations, and general wellness concerns. Whether you're recovering from an injury, managing joint or tendon pain, dealing with back or neck issues, or simply looking to move and feel better, we’re here to help.
We offer a whole-person, team-based approach with physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, personal training, nutrition counseling, and functional medicine—all under one roof. Every treatment plan is personalized to your specific goals, lifestyle, and needs, so you get the right care from the right providers at the right time.
Yes! Our free, no-pressure Discovery Visit is your chance to meet one-on-one with a clinician, share your concerns, and get expert insight into what might be causing your pain or limitations. You’ll walk away with clarity, recommendations, and a better understanding of how we can help—without any obligation to commit. It’s a low-risk first step toward feeling better and getting back to what you love.
Nope! You can book directly with us—though we’re happy to coordinate with your current doctor if needed.
Yes! Our team works together to customize your care. Many clients benefit from combining services for better results.
Absolutely. We help people stay active, prevent injury, and optimize performance—even if they’re not currently hurting.
Most clients begin to notice meaningful relief within 3–4 visits, especially during Phase 1 of care. However, every body is different—factors like the severity of your condition, how long you've been in pain, and your personal goals can all affect your timeline. Our priority is to help you feel better as quickly as possible while building a strong foundation for lasting results.
Yes! At Peak Performance Care, we integrate cutting-edge technology and evidence-based techniques to accelerate healing and enhance results. Our regenerative therapy services include shockwave therapy to stimulate tissue repair and pulsed radiofrequency to reduce pain and inflammation at the nerve level—both designed to support faster recovery and long-term relief without invasive procedures or medications. These advanced options are personalized based on your condition and goals.
We are out-of-network to provide higher-quality, more personalized care. We’ll give you a receipt you can submit for possible reimbursement.
Wear flexible, comfortable clothing. If you have imaging or prior notes, bring them—but they’re not required.
We offer a full satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not happy with your care, we’ll refund your payment. No one has needed it—but it’s there for your peace of mind.
Is your pain making it difficult for you to concentrate?
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If you answered "yes" to either of those questions, book a call with one of our specialists. You'll have the opportunity to ask specific questions about your pain, describe your issues and concerns, and begin to understand the root cause of your pains. We will work to devise a personalized plan of care and work closely with you 1-on-1 to help you reach your desired goals and outcome.
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