Ryan Vesce
American ice hockey player
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Sep 8, 2026
Why Pain-Free Doesn't Mean Match-Ready for Senior Tennis Players | Ryan Vesce
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Mike RogersHOST
This is not traditional physical therapy, but does that happen after you identify the Where the brain is compensated or you have to?
Ryan VesceGUEST
You know, it's I would say, you know, we're probably the opposite of traditional therapy.
Ryan VesceGUEST
So from the lens and perspective of how we look at the body and how we take them from point A to high performance and everything in our mind, we see everyone as athletes.
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Mike RogersHOST
So for a 60-plus player who's really competitive singles and doubles, what would a smart progression from rehab to regaining full match play look like?
What Every Tennis Player Over 50 Needs to Know to Play into Their 80s
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Ryan VesceGUEST
We see a lot of times that area's not firing, and it actually causes pain down into the elbow, uh, pain in, in other areas of the body.
Ryan VesceGUEST
Glutes being turned off, so, you know, the butt, right in the, you know, back, back of the body there, and you really, uh, when those are turned off, they're not able to kinda support, you know, you while you're moving, while you're lunging for a ball, while you're doing different things, and that can cause kinda, you know, down chain, a lot of different issues, or even into the back, a lot of issues.
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Ep.28 | OHL Roundtable Discussions - LIVE from the Matterhorn Fit All-Path Ontario Showcase
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5:55Eric PalazzoloHOST
Now I'm the CEO at Advanced Rehabilitation Performance Brand called Matterhorn Fit.
Ryan VesceGUEST
Fit.And when I was on the verge of retirement after a major back surgery and hip surgery, um, I really wasn't ready to retire.
Ryan VesceGUEST
So I found my partner, Sean Sullivan, who was a strength coach for professional athletes, and together we spent the next five years compiling all the techniques we had learned in, in pro sports into a systematic process and applied it to my own rehab.
Ryan VesceGUEST
And through that experience, we developed, uh, a new process that fully integrates rehabilitation and high performance from a neurological level, and that process is now known as the Matterhorn Method.
Ryan VesceGUEST
Not only allowed me to extend my career and play an additional five years pain-free, but has been transform-transformational for thousands and thousands of active people across all ages.
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Ryan Vesce: Former Pro & CEO of Matterhorn Fit
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started combining all these elite neurological techniques from these different practitioners into one fully integrated process with my strength coach, who's our co-founder, Sean Sullivan.
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and I was I was looking at Yale and
