about us

Luke was raised in Gainesville, Virginia, where he developed a passion for sports as a multi-sport athlete throughout his youth and high school years. While he enjoyed competing in a variety of sports, soccer remained his primary focus, leading him to continue his athletic career at the University of Lynchburg from 2020–2023. Throughout his years in youth and collegiate athletics, Luke experienced a number of injuries that sparked his interest in physical therapy and sports rehabilitation, inspiring him to pursue a career helping others return to the activities they love. Luke earned his B.S. in Exercise Physiology with a minor in Sports Medicine from the University of Lynchburg before going on to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Old Dominion University. 

Luke has experience working with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and activity levels, including athletes, active adults, and those looking to improve their overall function and quality of life. He is passionate about helping his patients return to their sport, activity, or daily routine with confidence, while equipping them with the tools necessary to improve their physical performance, resilience, and long-term health. Luke strives to help his athletes return not only physically stronger, but also mentally prepared to succeed beyond their rehabilitation journey. Outside of the clinic, Luke enjoys staying active through strength training, golfing, hiking, and participating in local recreational sports leagues.