Barbell Rehab - Promoting Strength Training in Physical Therapy

We Help Barbell Athletes Lift Weights Pain Free

Offering on site physical therapy and remote consults in Pittsburgh, PA

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Dr. John Rusin

"At such a young age, Dr. Michael Mash has done more professionally in his career than a majority of seasoned therapists and coaches in the industry. Michael truly has a deep understanding for the relationship strength and performance plays in the overall care of patients and clients, which makes him a pure asset as a hybrid practitioner.

Dr. Quinn Henoch
ClinicalAthlete

“Michael was an essential component in growing our ClinicalAthlete student community, as he led the group with a clear passion for the field. His experience as a strength & conditioning coach gives him a unique perspective in clinical practice, possessing the understanding of how to integrate athletes back to high performance. His athletes are in great hands.”

Dr. Zach Long
The Barbell Physio

“Michael is an extremely knowledgeable Physical Therapist / Strength coach hybrid. He is one of those guys that is sure to change the rehab / performance game as well know it and push it to the next level! Anyone looking to bridge the gap between these rehab and athletics needs to be following Michael.”

Dr. Erson Religioso III
Modern Manual Therapy

"Dr. Michael Mash is a clinician who I would not hesitate to refer to. I would even see him myself if I needed an evaluation and treatment. If you need help with any sports or orthopaedic injury and follow up with a smooth transition to strengthening and conditioning, Dr. Mash is your man!

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