Welcome to Athletes Rehab! My name is Brett Holland and I am a former division I baseball player, a strength and conditioning coach, and a physical therapist. I initially created this site because of the serious lack of information on baseball strength and conditioning on the internet. Inside my site you will find loads of free information! Our goal is to become the number one provider of baseball players’ strength and conditioning and sports medicine needs.
About the author:
Brett Holland, PT, DPT, CSCS graduated from Thomas Jefferson University’s physical therapy program in the summer of 2013. He sat for the licensing exam in October 2013 and passed with the highest possible score (800). During his time at school he completed a clinical rotation at the esteemed Champion Sports Medicine located in Birmingham, Alabama. Since graduation, he has obtained his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialty through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He is also active in research where he is striving to identify potential risk factors for injuries in overhead athletes as well as ways in which to improve athletic performance.
In addition to his graduate work, Brett is a former division I baseball player at Monmouth University where he graduated with a bachelor of science and degree in biology. He was a part of two regional appearing teams, ’07 Arizona State and ’09 Ole Miss, and twice batted over .300. He is the only player to consecutively win Monmouth baseballs strength and conditioning competition 3 years in a row. He is the creator of www.athletesrehab.com
Contributing Author
Glenn Holland, PT, MS, ATC, SCS, CSCS, FAAOMPT
For the past 23 years, Glenn has specialized in evaluation and treatment of the overhead athlete with a primary emphasis on baseball players. As a consultant for high school, collegiate, and professional athletes in Western Pennsylvania, he has implemented rehabilitative programs, throwing programs, and sport-specific training for baseball players. Glenn works closely with Dr. James Bradley, the physician for the Pittsburgh Steelers. A 1995 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh Physical Therapy School, Glenn has specialty certifications in athletic training, manual therapy and strength and conditioning. Additionally, Glenn has extensive experience working with visual and slow motion feedback systems to help individuals improve pitching and hitting mechanics. He is considered one of the few experts in rehabilitation of baseball players in Western Pennsylvania.