Ballpark Commons To Be Named The MOSH

From ROC Ventures: Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital of Franklin, WI. has been awarded naming rights to the MOSH Performance and Wellness Village at Ballpark Commons, according to the developer, ROC Ventures.

Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital, which provides comprehensive sports medicine and orthopedic services from diagnosis through to rehabilitative therapy, will be the anchor tenant of the 45,000 sq. foot
facility. The MOSH Performance and Wellness Village will offer three stories of supportive medical and training services: orthopedics; physical therapy; personal training; training for athletes and military; and corporate wellness programs. Also included are studios for yoga, bicycling and other trending fitness classes, a medi-spa, as well as athlete housing.

It will be the performance and wellness center for two pro teams, over 2500 youth and high school athletes, numerous corporations, and the general population. Attached to the facility is a 77,000 sq. foot indoor turf field, which can host a full-size regulation soccer field.

“MOSH is exactly what we need as the heart of the Ballpark Commons active living ethic,” said Mike Zimmerman, CEO of ROC Ventures. “The MOSH Performance and Wellness Village is curated to integrate performance, fitness, and wellness solutions that are synergistic. Our goal is to blur the lines between all of these products and experiences to create a one-stop shop for all things fitness.”

“The Ballpark Commons concept is perfect for us,” said Dr. Eric Pifel, MOSH Orthopedic Surgeon and physician for the Milwaukee Wave, Brewcity Bruisers Roller Derby, Milwaukee Hurling Club, MSOE, and
Brookfield Academy. “Our mission is to keep keep people active, no matter what their level of engagement might be. We look forward to being at the center of a development full of opportunities, and are proud to have our name on the MOSH Performance and Wellness Village at Ballpark Commons.”

“This development is interested in putting people in the best position to take control of their health so they can succeed at anything - and we believe strongly in ‘human performance’ as an industry,” noted Zimmerman. “That’s why we’ve created a platform for achievement that any organization can use to help all its people reach their potential. After all, the well-being and performance of every person on a team are vital to its success.”

Ballpark Commons, a mixed-used development featuring a 4,000-seat stadium (hosting an American Association of Professional Baseball team as well as the UW-Milwaukee Panthers), commercial and retail businesses, restaurants, up to 212 apartments, and various entertainment and active lifestyle features including a golf entertainment facility offering 57 year- round open-air bays on three levels facing a driving range, breaks ground this Spring.

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