Success Stories

After taking time off running to recover from surgery, I went back too hard, too soon and injured myself. More rest, taking it slower, and cross training didn’t make me pain-free. I called Andrew directly from the trails, frustrated and limping back to my car. He didn’t try to... read more convince me to stop running; he got me running with more awareness and better technique, along with a host of exercises and strength moves to correct and heal my issues. I am doing great present day and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend PhysioWorks! He took the time to help me understand the mechanics of my issues, and really listened to my updates and answered all questions. Besides just feeling heaps better, I learned a lot, and have an arsenal of exercises and techniques to keep me running better. All the stars! read less

Andrew is on top of the latest research and therapy practices! As a fitness instructor, being in good physical health is a job requirement. After an injury, Andrew worked to get me back up to speed quick! He takes time to address the physical as well as the mental aspects... read more of recovery. Instead of needing to go for visits 3x per week, I saw him 3x over the course of a couple months and actually saved money. I appreciate the athlete log-in for videos so you can do them at home. Lastly, Andrew is an honest and dedicated professional. Would highly recommend! read less

Andrew is an extremely valuable asset to our community thanks to his passion for not only his patients, but for staying on top of current research and techniques. I have seen him numerous times and the care I have received is second to none. Andrew is also actively involved in... read more our local athletic community offering injury prevention advice and training tips, and you can often see him volunteering his time at athletic events. Highly recommend. read less

Andrew is hands down the best PT in the area! Instead of having you come in a few times a week, he has you come in less frequently but actually gives you exercises that help with what's going on with your body. I love that he applies strength training to... read more help with fixing problems instead of static stretching. He actually takes the time to listen to what you're experiencing and then he is really thorough in his exams. He is always learning about the what the best practices are and is quick to respond to any questions you have when you're not in the office. I saw him for over 12 months and he has helped me tremendously in recovering from PF and ITBS. IF you're needing to find a PT that will actually help you, Andrew is who you need to see! read less

Huge shoutout to Andrew at PhysioWorks, Sports and Wellness, Inc. for making this Spartan Trifecta possible.

After several months of tendon pain in my knee, my leg ultimately gave way during a Saturday morning long run last December. I had bought my Trifecta Pass just a few weeks prior... read more after assuring myself that I would recover in time to race. After weeks of ineffective self care I went to my family doctor. After an X-ray and no real good advice they referred me to an orthopedic doctor. He confirmed I didn’t have anything major and gave me the same useless advice and a prescription ointment that didn’t do much. By this time it was all I could do to walk around the house. I was heartbroken to think that I wouldn’t be able to race. Thankfully I found Andrew through his insightful Facebook posts and gave him a call last January. His wholistic and long term vision for getting better and staying better was exactly what I was looking for. The running analysis he provided revealed so many things that could have stalled my fitness goals indefinitely had they been left unaddressed. I travel a lot for work as well, so his “work on your own” method for physical therapy exercises rather than multiple visits per week was a perfect way for me to augment my existing exercise routine without disrupting my work schedule. By March I was able to finish the Atlanta Sprint race - still walking more than I wanted but at least I was on the course and it only took about 30 minutes more than usual. After about 5 or 6 visits I had made good progress and was on my way to pain free running. By July I was able to run the Asheville Super and only had to pace myself a bit on the downhill portion towards the end of the race. In August I started having shin splints. I reached out to Andrew via Facebook Messenger and within an hour had a new set of exercises that took care of the problem in a few weeks. No “make an appointment with the receptionist” or other nonsense like that. The last time I had shin splints they lingered for months and the only advice I got from my doctor was to take a few Advil every day and stop exercising - not an option for me. Now in November I was able to run the Carolina Beast without any pain. Achieving this goal would not have happened without Andrew’s help and seemed impossible when I was limping out of the store with a knee brace last December.

At first I was worried about not being able to have insurance cover my therapy. In retrospect, the investment I made with PhysioWorks is going to save me so much money in the long run. Andrew’s approach was exactly what this Spartan needed to finally join the Trifecta Tribe. If you’re an Obstacle Course Racer and have any pain that’s keeping you off the course, I highly recommend you give PhysioWorks a try. Andrew works with a local Crossfit business as well, so he can help with more than just running.

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