Nolan Berry Back On The Court Thanks To Physical Therapy
Athletes like the De Smet Jesuit senior say Tracy Fober's work with athletes young and old helps build a foundation for future success.
The cynical view one could have taken when De Smet Jesuit forward Nolan Berry fractured both arms in a pre-season basketball pratice might go something like this: Take it slow, take it easy, don't worry about this season, especially with a letter of intent already signed and sealed to play in college at Butler University. Tracy Fober, a Creve Coeur strength coach who owns Iron Maven Physical Health & Performance located just outside Creve Coeur's Light Industrial District, had worked with Berry since his freshman year. Even she allowed that at first, she subscribed to the idea that this season could be a lost cause before deciding to "bust our booty" to make this season happen and to do everything they could to ensure he was ready for what…
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