Eric served as the Head Physical Therapist for Emory Golf Medicine and founded the program alongside Emory physicians. He also assisted in the development of the Emory Baseball Medicine program. He has a passion for sports medicine and orthopedic injuries, specifically the shoulder, elbow and knee. Not only does Eric enjoy helping others reach their goals but he is also an avid exerciser and enjoys golf, cycling, weight lifting and outdoor activities. Eric is board certified in dry needling as well as Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level II. He focuses his further education on orthopedic injuries, injury prevention and return to sport training.

Eric graduated from Kennesaw State University with a degree in Exercise and Health Science. He then completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy at the University of St. Augustine.

Lloyd has over 30 years of experience in sports medicine and orthopedic rehabilitation. He hopes to treat and rehabilitate clients of nearly every orthopedic diagnosis and get folks back to their normal “quality of life.”

Lloyd has been blessed to have unique experiences in his career, especially as related to baseball. He has presented at both community and professional seminars over the years, with 11 years with the Atlanta Braves. He has been equally grateful for the privilege of returning Little Leaguers, future Hall of Famers, and hundreds of ballplayers back to the “yard.” Lloyd ,the first PT ever hired by the Atlanta Braves, works for Georgia Tech Baseball during the times he is not at Movement Medicine.

Scott is an Atlanta native who received his BS in exercise science from Georgia State University and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Brenau University. He has an experienced background treating orthopedic and sports medicine related injuries, particularly in overhead athletes. Scott is recognized as a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist with experience treating athletes at all levels of competition. Scott strives to build trust through a personalized approach with each patient, and to get them back playing the sports they love. Through this collaborative approach, he focuses on both injury treatment and injury prevention.

He has personal interest in treating the endurance athlete as he is a competitive age group triathlete in the 70.3 distance. To better help serve this population, he also holds a F.I.S.T. Bike Fit Certification from Slowtwitch and is able to make recommendations to prevent injuries and improve performance on the bike. In addition, Scott also holds certifications for Dry Needling, Concussion and Vestibular Rehab.

Cal was born and raised in London, England. He settled in Kansas City, Missouri in 2012 and went on to attend the University of Missouri – Columbia where he ran Track and played Soccer. In 2018, he obtained his bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training and continued his education there to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2021.

Cal has a high commitment to innovation and evidence-based rehabilitative practices that produce the best treatment outcomes. This dedication has led him to indulge in research opportunities where he has had the opportunity to present projects on a national stage, including the 2020 National Strength and Conditioning Association conference and the 2020 American Physical Therapy Associations Combined Sections Meeting where he was nominated for Best Orthopedics Poster award.

Cal enjoys working with athletes of all ages. Whether it is to prevent injury or help them return to sport and daily life, he makes sure every session is fun and productive. 

In his spare time, Cal enjoys soccer, the outdoors, traveling, cooking, reading and exploring his creative side through multiple mediums.