About Me
Danielle Eron PT, DPT, OCS
I grew up in south Louisiana with a lifelong love for sports—soccer and running have always been my passions. I played college soccer at LSU (Geaux Tigers!) while earning my degree in kinesiology, then continued my academic journey at Stony Brook University in New York, where I earned my Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2017.
I began my PT career as a travel physical therapist. My husband, our dog, and I spent several years exploring the country in our RV, gaining invaluable experiences treating patients across a wide variety of settings. In 2020, we settled in Nashville, where we’ve loved building our home and community. I have since further developed a passion to challenge myself in distance running in the half marathon and marathon.
Now, as a mom of two, I have learned how even more important it is to stay strong and healthy. I have developed a passion for helping other women stay active through pregnancy and return confidently to the activities they love postpartum. My own postpartum journey brought challenges, particularly in returning to running, and I struggled to find a provider with the right skill set to guide me. That experience inspired me to focus in on the link between orthopedics, sports medicine, and women’s health and pursue advanced training in pregnancy, postpartum exercise, and recovery.
In addition to women’s health, I love working with runners, weightlifters, gym enthusiasts, and Cross-fit athletes—anyone who wants to move without pain, overcome injury, and keep doing what they love. I am a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), Pregnancy and Postpartum Exercise Correction Specialist (PCEC) certified, Level 2 Gait Analyst (Run DNA), trained in postpartum running analysis, certified in dry needling (FDN), Certified Endurance Run Coach, and trained in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), with specialized education in both pelvic health and running performance.
My mission is simple: to empower active women and athletes to move with confidence, strength, and longevity.
Louis Eron PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS
Growing up in upstate New York, I was always playing a sport or taking on a new activity—hockey, lacrosse, football, snowboarding, you name it. In high school, my interest in exercise and fitness grew out of a desire to become a better lacrosse player. When I achieved my goal of playing lacrosse in college, I quickly fell in love with the work that happened off the field—the weight room, running, and the daily grind of becoming a better athlete.
During my freshman year, I sprained both ankles, and the rehabilitation process introduced me to a whole new world of exercise, movement, and physical therapy. After finishing my college athletic career, I continued down that path and earned my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Stony Brook University, where I also met my wife, Danielle.
After graduate school, we traveled and continued to stay active. Eventually, I gave CrossFit a try as a new way to train, and I quickly fell in love with the methodology, the movements, and the connection between CrossFit and rehabilitation. I saw firsthand how the skills I was developing in the gym could directly influence the way I approached my career as a physical therapist.
Danielle and I started this company with a shared goal: to help people continue doing the activities and hobbies they love. For me, that passion centers around CrossFit, weightlifting, and helping people navigate the nuances of those sports while staying strong, healthy, and out of pain.
My experience as both a CrossFit athlete and physical therapist gives me a unique perspective on helping people who are limited by pain get back to the activities they love. I have spent the last several years developing my clinical skills, including becoming a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) and becoming Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified. My TPI certification has allowed me to further develop my understanding of the golf swing, movement, and the physical demands of golf, expanding my ability to help golfers stay active and perform at their best. I have also had the opportunity to work with college athletes as a strength coach.
Now, I’m excited to bring all of those experiences together and make an impact on Nashville’s active community—helping people keep doing the things they love, for as long as they love doing them.