Brian Glotzbach (MS, LMT) approaches his therapy with the unique mindset of an engineer and educator whose keen understanding of sports injury was honed in graduate school. As a sought after instructor who has worked with professional athletes for over 15 years, Brian believes that to teach at an elite level and successfully treat clients with a diverse range of injuries, a practitioner must be well-versed in his subject and think outside the box.
Brian has an exceptionally clear understanding of both the mechanism of injury in sports and the evaluation, rehabilitation and treatment protocol for injury prevention and return to play following an injury. Brian spends a great deal of clinical time, at Body Mechanics year ‘round, working with NFL, MLB and NBA players from teams all over the U.S.. Brian has also been traveling with professional athletes throughout the U.S. as an injury consultant since 2000. These travels have taken him to Super Bowls in 2005 (Jacksonville w/Eagles) and 2006 (Detroit w/ Steelers). He has been on the massage therapy staff of the Atlanta Falcons since 1997, including another Super Bowl in 1999 and the staff in the Atlanta Hawks training room since 2002. Brian was the staff massage therapist in the Atlanta Braves training room for three seasons, 1999-2001, including the World Series in 1999 and the playoffs in 2000 and 2001. Supervisory positions include, massage therapy services for the U.S. Track and Field Trials in 1996, selection by the medical staff of ACOG to oversee massage therapy in the Sports Medicine Clinic, the rehabilitation clinic within Olympic Village for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. He was also a supervisor of massage therapy on the sports medicine staff for the Paralympics Games in Atlanta in 1996.