Brendon Blake PT, DPT

Owner & Physical Therapist

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About Brendon

Brendon is co-owner of Back in the Game PT with his wife and Practice Manager, Gina. They opened Back in the Game PT in November of 2011. Brendon graduated from Andrews University in Michigan with his Master's in Physical Therapy in 1999. He earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy degree in 2018 from Arcadia University.


Brendon has advanced training in dry needling with a Certification in Dynamic Integrative Needling (Cert. DIN), and also has advanced training in manual therapy in spinal and extremity manipulation. 



He has enjoyed working with a wide variety of patient populations including outpatient orthopedics, home health care, pediatrics, as well as working with professional athletes of different sports. He is well versed in the treatment of orthopedic injuries with a specific interest in treating the spine, manual therapy, sports rehabilitation, and chronic pain. Brendon is originally from South Africa and enjoys spending time with his family, being active in church, and doing HPDE track days at Road Atlanta and other tracks in the south east.

Special Interests

  • Manual therapy in spinal and extremity manipulation

Certifications

  • Dry Needling
  • Champion Performance Specialist (C-PS)

Education

  • Arcadia University, DPT
  • Andrews University

Blog Posts

Latest from Brendon

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Getting the Most Out of Your Physical Therapy Appointments

By Brendon Blake • March 4, 2020
Once you've found a physical therapist, it can be hard to make time to do the work and see the results of your physical therapy.
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Why Physical Therapy, and When Should I See a PT?

By Brendon Blake • November 22, 2019
When is the right time to call a physical therapist (PT) versus a chiropractor, orthopedist, or general practitioner? Here are ways that physical therapy may help you control or prevent pain before other specialists need to get involved.
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Welcome to the Back in the Game Physical Therapy Blog!

By Brendon Blake • November 23, 2016
If you’re just getting to know us, we want to get you back in the game — whatever that game is — just like our name says. Along your journey, you’ll see our three core goals put into practice.
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