• Brian Bremmer, PT, DPT, OCS

    Treating Clinics: Broomfield, Longmont
    ​Brian was born and raised in Montvale, New Jersey.  He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Sports Medicine/Athletic Training from Quinnipiac University in 2009 followed by his Doctorate of Physical Therapy Degree from Mercy College in 2015. 
     
    Brian grew up involved in wrestling, snowboarding, and motocross.  At the age of 14, following a motocross injury, he was introduced to physical therapy as a patient, and his interest in the profession was ignited.  Brian has been an avid rock climber for the past ten years, and has spent three seasons instructing rock climbing in the  Shawangunk Mountains (the Gunks for any climbers out there).  Brian has used his experience and background to help patients return to a pain free pursuit of their passions.

    Continuing Education and Certifications:

    • Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS)
    • Trigger Point Dry Needling
    • Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)

  • Interests

    Brian’s interest in physical therapy sparked at a young age as a patient following a motocross injury.  Understanding the difficulty of being sidelined from the activities he loved due to injury has fueled his motivation to help patients to return their passions.  Brian enjoys educating patients in how they play an active role in their 
    recovery.  This interest in education has carried over into his other passion, rock climbing.  Brian has been fortunate enough to work as a rock climbing instructor and share this passion with others.  
    When he’s not in the clinic, you are likely to find him on the side of the cliff either instructing or climbing recreationally with friends.  ​

    Patient Education Resources:

    Favorites

    Color: Blue
    Movie: Talladega Nights
    TV Show: The Office
    Book: No Shortcuts to the Top, Ed Viesturs
    Sports Teams: Can't sit through a game with all those mountains out there!
    Vacation: Mt. Whitney, California
    Food: Pad Thai
    Hobbies: Climbing, biking, hiking
    ​Superpower: Flight, although it might make climbing less interesting

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