
Classes
Program For Your Health
At PT Fit Jerusalem, manual intervention and exercise therapy are the main medium used to treat the clients. Modalities and machines are used when needed. Manual techniques and the exercise approach are used to rehabilitate and restore the client’s health and function.
Techniques such as McKenzie, Schroth, Feldenkris, Myofascia are utilized to promote health and rehabilitation. All therapeutic exercises and techniques are expertly chosen to develop a strong and balanced body and mind.
Dive in the World of Health & Fitness
At PT Fit Jerusalem, we offer rehabilitation, fitness conditioning, and athletic performance training. Classes are offered one-to-one for individualized attention and care as well as semi-private and group classes based on the performance and compliance level of each client. Shira excels with the ability to specialize in delivering personal attention and professional care. Shira understands and is able to bridge the gap between rehabilitation and fitness with teaching clients how to exercise with confidence, awareness, and control.

Spine and pelvis
Scoliosis, Disc Herniation, Sciatica

Core conditioning
Spine and pelvis

Prenatal and postnatal
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Diactasis Recti

Postural Reducation
balance and stability

Joint dysfunction
Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis

Sprains and Strains
Frozen shoulder, Plantar fasciitis, and labral tears
150nis/$40 per session
Small group of 4 individuals with expert service and attention to detail.
Price upon request of training package
Training for Pilates mat and apparatus geared for Pilates instructor, personal trainers, and Therapists.
360nis/$100 per session
One on one undivided attention with expert service and attention to detail.
180nis/$50 per session
Appropriate match for semi-private coaching with expert service and attention to detail
475nis/$130 per session
Manual therapy and training intervention
60nis/$20 per session
Cardio, Pilates, and HIIT
Price upon request
FAQ
Physical therapy started as a female-only profession
The American Women’s Physical Therapeutic Association was founded in 1921, in part as a response to WWI. At this time, the organization had 274 members, its president – Mary McMillan – was a strong advocate for physical therapy as a women’s health profession. By 1922, the name was changed to the American Physiotherapy Association, at which point men were able to join.
There are many different types of physical therapy
Physical therapists can be found in many different settings – including outpatient clinics, private clinics, hospitals, schools, and the emergency room – and there are also many different types of physical therapy. Some examples include orthopedic, acute care, post-operative care, cardiovascular, pulmonary rehab, neurologic rehabilitation, and wound care.
Techniques used in physical therapy today can be traced back thousands of years
It is believed that many of the techniques and methods used in physical therapy today can be traced back to famed Greek philosopher Hippocrates and, later, Galen. Both were advocates for the use of massage and hydrotherapy dating as far back as 460 BC.
Physical therapy can actually reduce your treatment expenses
The Health Services Journal states that individuals with lower back pain who sought out physical therapy before any other type of treatment had 72% fewer costs than those who went a different direction.
Physical therapy incorporates massage, but not how you may think
Physical therapists are trained massage therapists, but this isn’t the spa day kind of massage that may come to mind. Our physical therapist use massage to decrease tightness and tone and improve tissue mobility of specific muscles that may be inflamed and causing you pain.