Published Nov 12, 2019

Episode 86 | Bryan Hill

Explore the critical role of community and culture in business with Bryan Hill, CEO of Rehab United, as he delves into his journey from a collegiate soccer star to a leader in physical therapy. Learn innovative injury prevention tactics that enhance athlete performance and foster resilience through discipline, consistency, and holistic approaches.
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  • Setbacks

    shares his journey of overcoming significant setbacks in his athletic career, highlighting the mental and emotional challenges he faced. At 15, after scoring five goals in a comeback game, he found himself benched, questioning his future in soccer 1. He emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive teammates and developing internal strategies to combat doubt and fear 2. Bryan's innovative approach to recovery, like kicking in a pool, showcases his determination to return to the sport he loves 3.

    I remember it being very trying. And so what I tried to do is surround myself with teammates that would kind of be like, dude, let's go. Let's go play on the side. Let's shoot around and just kind of push me to that next level.

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    His story illustrates the resilience required to overcome both physical and mental barriers.

       

    Discipline

    Discipline and consistency are key themes in Bryan's narrative, both in sports and business. He believes that success is rooted in maintaining a steady cadence, whether in training or professional endeavors 4. His journey from a promising soccer player to a collegiate athlete underscores the importance of recognizing small victories along the way 5. Bryan's early experiences in soccer, playing two years above his age group, laid the foundation for his disciplined approach to life and work 6.

    Tapping into the side of you that has that internal drive is super important because discipline is a really hard thing, right? Like, cadence and consistency, to me, matters.

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    This mindset has been pivotal in his transition from athlete to entrepreneur.

       

    Innovation

    Bryan's experiences as an athlete have significantly influenced his approach to physical therapy, driving innovation and improvement in the field. He advocates for a more dynamic and functional approach to treatment, challenging traditional methods that he found outdated 7. His philosophy, rooted in applied functional science, emphasizes treating patients in real-world positions rather than static exercises 8. Bryan's entrepreneurial spirit led him to start his own practice, where he could implement these innovative techniques, eventually building a thriving business 9.

    As an athlete, I felt like there was something bigger and better for my clients. So I always pushed the envelope in terms of, okay, you're in an ankle brace. Why?

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    His approach has transformed the way physical therapy is practiced, focusing on functionality and patient needs.

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