FORCE PLATE TESTING IN OVERLAND PARK, KS
Force Plate Testing
“It feels about the same” is not a measurement. Force plates put a number on how much force each leg produces, so progress is something we can prove instead of something we hope for.
What is force plate testing?
Force plates measure the force your body puts into the ground, hundreds of times per second. Stand, squat, jump or hop on them and we get objective numbers instead of an educated guess about how you are moving.
The most useful thing they show is asymmetry. People are remarkably good at hiding a weak side, and you can look completely normal while one leg quietly does most of the work. That imbalance is what sends the same injury back around.
They also let us test the qualities that actually matter for sport and daily life separately: how much force you can produce, how quickly you produce it, and how well you absorb landing. Two people with the same squat can be very different in the third one.
And they give you honest feedback. When your numbers improve, you know the plan is working. When they stall, we change it instead of running the same program for another month.
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When we use force plate testing
Force plate testing is most useful when a decision depends on a number rather than a feeling.
Return to sport decisions
Before you sprint, cut or compete again, we can show whether the injured side actually produces force like the other one.
Finding a hidden weak side
Left-versus-right differences you cannot feel show up clearly, and they are often the reason the same injury keeps returning.
Balance and fall risk
Sway and single-leg testing quantify balance, so training targets a measured deficit instead of a general worry.
Proving your plan is working
Retesting turns progress into data. If the numbers are not moving, the program changes.
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YOUR PATH TO RECOVERY
A complete system designed to help you eliminate pain, rebuild strength, and stay active for the long run. Unlike traditional clinics that focus on temporary relief, our process combines hands-on care, movement-based rehabilitation, strength training, and ongoing accountability to create lasting results.
FREE CONSULTATION
We'll discuss your goals, symptoms, and health history to determine if Rebuild Strength + Chiro is the right fit for you and your recovery goals.
COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
Through movement assessments, strength testing, and a detailed review of your history, we'll identify the root cause of your pain—not just the symptoms.
PERSONALIZED RECOVERY PLAN
Receive a customized plan built around your body, goals, and lifestyle. Your program may include hands-on treatment, movement-based rehabilitation, corrective exercises, and progressive strength training.
HYBRID COACHING & ACCOUNTABILITY
Recovery doesn't happen only during appointments. Through our hybrid coaching model, you'll receive personalized programming, exercise updates, accountability, and direct support between visits to keep you progressing outside the clinic and building habits that support long-term success.
BUILD STRENGTH FOR LIFE
Our goal isn't just to help you feel better today…it's to help you move confidently, stay active, and continue doing the things you love for years to come.
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Why Patients Choose Rebuild
Care That Puts You First
Every patient is different. We take the time to understand your history, goals, and lifestyle so your care plan is built specifically for you—not pulled from a template.
We Treat the Root Cause
Temporary relief isn't enough. Through a thorough evaluation, we identify what's causing your pain or dysfunction and focus on correcting the source—not just the symptoms.
Evidence-Based Care
Our approach combines clinical experience, modern chiropractic techniques, and movement science to provide safe, effective care backed by current research.
Long-Term Results
Our goal is to help you move better, feel stronger, and stay healthy long after your pain is gone. We educate you, support you, and give you the tools to maintain your progress.
Don't Just Take Our Word For It.
See how patients have restored movement, built strength, and returned to the activities they enjoy most.
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Dr. Luke Bergner is a fantastic coach and guide. I can’t say enough good things about his approach. He truly listens, educates, and tailors his input and exercises to meet me where I am, while encouraging me to challenge myself. He builds confidence and strength! He’s thoughtful, flexible, encouraging, and thorough. I have autoimmune symptoms that were causing pain and limiting my lifestyle. Dr. Luke asked questions, learned, and provided me with options so that I could adapt to my symptoms day by day and still move forward. I’m grateful and glad that I went to see Dr. Luke!
Nickie
I am very pleased with the results I got from my experience working with Dr. Luke on some back/hip issues. I was leery with his different approach to address my discomfort but his treatment really does seek to rebuild you and give you a long-term fix. He is extremely flexible and worked around some crazy travel plans I had during our time together to make sure I still got the results I wanted. I cannot recommend enough at least taking a phone call with him to discuss any long-term, lingering pain issues you might have to see if you'd be a good fit for one of his programs.
JUSTIN
I went to see Dr. Luke at the recommendation of my sister to see about some SI Joint pain that was limiting my strength and mobility. This was about two weeks from a CrossFit competition, and I didn’t know if I was going to be able to compete as well as I knew I could. Within those two weeks, Dr. Luke worked with me to regain my strength and mobility so that I was able to compete and compete well. I would recommend him to anyone not only because of his expertise, but also his determination to keep people moving and to keep them doing what it is they enjoying doing.
Dylen
Frequently Asked Questions
Mainly three things: deciding whether an injured side is ready for full activity, finding left-versus-right weakness you cannot feel, and measuring whether your training is actually working.
No. Balance and single-leg strength testing is just as useful for adults who want to stay steady and independent as it is for someone returning to sport.
A short warm-up, then a handful of tasks on the plates such as jumps, single-leg work and quiet standing. It takes minutes, not an hour, and you get your numbers explained the same visit.
Usually every few weeks, at the points where a decision needs making. Retesting constantly adds noise, and retesting never means you are guessing.
Yes. It is part of how we build and adjust plans at our Overland Park office, not a separate service you have to go elsewhere for.
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