Craig Lindell received his Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology from the Pennsylvania State University and is currently in his final year as a Doctor of Physical Therapy Candidate at the University of Southern California. Craig is currently at one of USC’s faculty practices located in Los Angeles, California. Craig has completed clinical affiliations in numerous physical therapy settings including orthopedics, sports, neurology, oncology, pediatrics, and cardiopulmonary at locations including Keck USC, UCSD Medical Center, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center. Craig has experience with movement disorders and stroke rehabilitation, and is a Parkinson’s Wellness Recovery (PWR!) certified therapist. Craig has a special interest in golf, crossfit, and neurologic rehabilitation.
Our Mission
“Optimizing human movement and performance, promoting longevity, and keeping your movement system in tune. Instilling new meaning into Physical Therapy.”
Normally when you think of the term “physical therapy”, what comes to mind? Learning to walk again after a car crash? Recovering from surgery? The standard physical therapy model normally entails rehabilitation after injury. Now, could those same injuries have been prevented? Could that surgery have been avoided? What if you could optimize your human movement system to perform at its peak all the time?
We, The Prehab Guys, want to instill new meaning into the term physical therapy. Physical therapy is the key to preventative rehabilitation, or “PREHAB” for short. Physical therapists are human movement consultants. In order to take care of our bodies, we humans seeks dentists for oral hygiene, physicians for internal medicine, and eye doctors to preserve our vision. Movement is just another pillar in which care must be given as well.
We are The Prehab Guys, a group of Doctor of Physical Therapy students who you can follow and communicate with regarding your movement system. Our mission is to provide accurate information to help you move better to decrease you risk of injury.