Dr. Ross Brakeville PT, DPT, STC, TPI-CFI

Dr. Ross Brakeville, PT, DPT, STC, TPI-CFI is the owner of Georgia Sports Medicine Specialists. Dr. Brakeville graduated from Maryville College in 1987 with degrees in Science and Physical Therapy. He went on to earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Specialty Certification in Sports Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine in 2007. Dr. Brakeville has continued his pursuit of orthopaedic and sports medicine education with clinical internships in pediatric and adult orthopedic programs facilitated by recognized physicians in Athens, Macon and Atlanta Georgia.

Dr. Brakeville’s involvement in education includes a residency site for Emory University’s Physical Therapy’s orthopaedic residency program. He is an adjunct instructor for KSU’s Nurse Practitioner program teaching Orthopaedic Evaluation Methods and a guest lecturer for several Physical Therapy programs teaching Evaluation and Management of The Adolescent Athlete. He has presented throughout the Southeast on sports medicine topics to such groups as Family Practice Physicians, Physical Therapists, GATA, PGA, PTA, and Coaches.

In addition to his teaching schedule, Dr. Brakeville has written two books on golf biomechanics, writes a regular column for local magazines and has hosted a weekly segment on The Golf Show.

His sports medicine programs include Cherokee County’s high school system World of Gymnastics/Cheer, Reinhardt University, Impact Soccer Association, Old Town Tennis and PGA Tour Superstore in Kennesaw.