Dr. John Davidson

John specializes in the active adult who has goals of staying active and having fun in a community environment. He has a passion for people who are looking to get more out of life and are not satisfied with the normal ways of gaining fitness.

Since graduating from high school, he has spent his entire education focused on helping people gain the ultimate fitness level. He pursued this on his own through playing soccer at the NAIA Div 1 level, triathlons, crossfit, weightlifting, golf, and tennis. It was during this time that he fell in love with crossfit and found out its ability to help him to reach all his athletic goals.

For the past 6 years he has been involved in the crossfit community and olympic weightlifting. The passion of that community in their pursuit of fitness is truly inspiring. Working side by side with olympic hopefuls and world champion weightlifters to help them achieve all their goals and aspirations has given John many more tools to help others reach goals they never thought possible.

John’s career that started as an athlete lead him on a path to gain his masters in occupational therapy and a doctorate in physical therapy. He has used that platform to further his clinical skills through working with olympic weightlifters, helping the amateur golfer gain that perfect swing, and a true passion for guiding someone on a path of health and fitness.

At Louisiana College John worked in arena league football, minor league baseball, and multiple sports at the school (mostly their men’s basketball team) while in pursuit of his bachelor’s degree in athletic training. It was there that he truly gained the respect for all sports through injury prevention and recovery. During his time as an athletic trainer he was introduced to physical and occupational therapy, which became the next logical step in furthering my expertise in all things rehab and wellness.

John went to the University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences where he received his master’s degree in Occupation therapy and his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. The focus on his degree in occupational therapy was in industrial rehab and ergonomics. For physical therapy his main focus was on manual therapy and spinal manipulation.