Education & Bio

Dr. Ross Brakeville, PT, DPT, STC, TPI-L3, has been helping people move better since before foam rollers were mainstream. He received degrees in Science and Physical Therapy, while also playing baseball, at Maryville University in St. Louis, graduating in 1987. Ross went on to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy and certification in Sports from the University of St. Augustine in 2007. Dr. Brakeville has a further specialty in rotational athletes with a focus in golf. He holds a Level 3 certification from the Titleist Performance Institute, written two books on neuromuscular principles of the golf swing, past host of a medical segment for “The Golf Show” and presents across the country to medical professionals on management of golfers.

Dr. Brakeville is current Health & Wellness Director for GATA’s Adaptive Golf Program, Consultant for PGA Tour Superstore, training their teachers and club fitters, Performance Director for Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta, serves as Chairman of APTA Georgia’s Orthopaedic & Sports Focused Interest Network, and he’s a medical reviewer for WebMD.