Meet Our Doctors | Precision Performance Sports Medicine
Meet Dr. Chrissy Davis

She's been where
you are.

Dr. Chrissy Davis is not a clinician who treats athletes from the outside looking in. She is a former competitive dancer, Chicago Bulls Luvabull, triathlon coach, and the athlete who refused to sit still. She built Precision Performance because she knows what it costs to be sidelined, and she knows exactly how to get you back.

Doctor of Physical Therapy Personal Trainer Triathlon Coach Former Luvabull Dance & Cheer Coach U of I Illini Dance Team
Dr. Chrissy Davis, Doctor of Physical Therapy

A different kind of
physical therapist.

Chrissy started dancing on the drill team in middle school and never stopped. Through high school, college at the University of Illinois, and two seasons as a Chicago Bulls Luvabull cheerleader, she lived the life of a performing athlete.

She also lived through injury. And she learned that most healthcare providers treat the body part without understanding the athlete behind it. So she built something different.

Precision Performance is built on the belief that your sport, your passion, and your identity matter as much as your diagnosis. The Precision Method does not just get you out of pain. It gets you back to the thing that gives your life meaning.

7 Years. Thousands of Athletes.
Precision Performance has been helping athletes in Niles and greater Chicago return to full strength. The practice has grown exclusively through results and referrals.
The Precision Method
A repeatable, process-driven approach to athletic recovery. Every patient follows the same structured path: assess, plan, rebuild, perform. No guesswork.
Community Roots
Proud sponsor of the Maine South Hawkettes, Maine South Football, and the U of I Illinettes. The connection to local athletes is a commitment, not a campaign.
Dr. Mary Burke, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Meet Dr. Mary Burke

Discipline built
on the mat.

Dr. Mary Burke blends elite athletic experience with a focus on manual therapy and sport specific care. She competed as a Division I gymnast and team captain at the University of Missouri, balancing 20 to 30 hours of training a week with her academics. That discipline carried straight into physical therapy, where she trained with EXOS in Frisco, Texas, treating athletes from the high school to the professional level. Since then she has cared for patients of every age at clinics in Washington, DC and Chicago, with a special interest in gymnasts, cheer and tumbling athletes, overhead athletes, and post-operative recovery.

Doctor of Physical Therapy Former Division I Gymnast Manual Therapy Specialist Dry Needling Certified EXOS Performance Specialist

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