Andrew is a lifelong runner and long time climber who is passionate about and dedicated to helping everyone return to the activities they love. He blends movement analysis, education, and hands-on skills with focused and progressive strengthening to help his patients come back stronger and more prepared than they were before.

Andrew is a Florida boy who came to North Carolina to go to school at Elon University where he completed both his BS in Exercise Science and Doctor of Physical Therapy degrees. While at Elon he also competed at the D1 level in both Cross Country and Track where he was a 4x All-Conference Cross Country athlete and held multiple school records across disciplines.

He has over a decade of experience training and competing at a high level on the track, in the grass, and on the roads, and managed to pick up just about every running related injury while doing it. He knows how frustrating it can be to have a season or training block disrupted and strives to help people safely manage everything from minor aches and pains to more serious, season defining injuries.

Andrew was also a member of the climbing Special Interest Group during PT school, where he wrote and presented a research article on the importance of shoulder and wrist strengthening for climbers. He has worked with a number of climbers in the past managing a variety of injuries and is capable of assessing and treating the less common hand and wrist injuries that this population frequently experiences.

“Outstanding physical therapy and other services to keep you healthy and moving in whatever sport or activity you do. Brandon, Lee, and Erin are the best. Very accommodating hours, some nights and early mornings. Excellent and very clean facility in an easy location. Certified in dry needling and highly effective in using this. Recently added a truly incredible 3D running gait analysis system (with a highly trained physical therapist who specializes in this, Lee) so runners can finally get to the root of their problems by seeing computer generated images at every ankle and with extreme detail. I have been a runner for 30+ years and have always run high mileage. In spite of very few injuries, I plan to have the 3D analysis to help me run faster and to minimize injuries going forward.”

MARY S.