BETHANY BUSCH · SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENTIST · COACH
She’s still hurting. You need a next step you can trust.
When your daughter is in pain, it can be hard to know what to believe or what to do next. I help female athletes and their families understand what may be contributing, build strength around her sport, and move forward with a plan that listens to her.
You don’t need to arrive with all the answers. We’ll start with her experience and find the right next step together.
“Thank you for letting me know. Let’s figure out the next step together.”
A better place to begin
M.S.
SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENCE
CSCS
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
ACSM-EP
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
ALL-STATE
PITCHER · PLAYER · COACH
FOR HER · FOR YOU
Pain can leave both of you wondering what happens next.
She may be afraid of losing her place, letting people down, or being told she’s fine. You may be worried about missing something, making the wrong call, or how much help will cost. You both deserve to be part of a clear next step.
WHAT SHE MAY BE CARRYING
“What if I can’t come back?”
She deserves room to say what hurts, what she fears, and what she wants from her sport without having to prove that her experience is real.
SPORT SPECIFIC
Softball Performance
Physical preparation informed by Bethany’s experience as a former All-State pitcher and current softball coach.
BRING BETHANY IN
Clinics & education
Physical preparation informed by Bethany’s experience as a former All-State pitcher and current softball coach.
A CLEAR PROCESS
Start with her story. Build from what you learn.
Sport science, strength coaching, and lived experience come together in a process that keeps the athlete involved.
Strength and performance coaching complements medical care. When an injury needs clinical assessment or treatment, we’ll identify that and involve the appropriate healthcare professional.
HER HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL CAREER
82-9
WIN-LOSS RECORD
475
STRIKEOUTS
0.64
EARNED RUN AVERAGE
584
INNINGS PITCHED
ATHLETE · SCIENTIST · COACH
“I had to prove that I deserved to be there.”
At 13, the first time I broke my foot was playing first base. I was told it was another sprained ankle, and I kept playing because I thought I had to earn my place. I know what it feels like when an athlete’s pain gets folded into a label instead of being heard.
Now I bring that lived understanding together with sport and exercise science, strength coaching, and years of working with athletes. She gets to be part of the conversation about her own body and her own next steps.
A clear next step
Bring better physical preparation into the athlete’s world.
Start with a free 15-minute fit call, or ask about a clinic, education session, or consulting project for your organization.