I say that after training with him for over ten years. Eric is gifted. He can always tell if there’s more to be gained by pushing forward or taking a break. That’s from his ability to read the physiology. Of course, his being a Doctor of Physical Therapy almost uniquely positions him to take those readings. But then there’s the very critical psychological aspect of training. I’ve told Eric I come into the gym—and I think others must too—in one of three zones: (1) resisting the training; (2) accepting the training or (3) owning the training. His remarkable synergy of being super personable while highly motivating usually moves me to the next higher zone. Always I leave the workout awash in those incredible, buoying endorphins for the rest of my day. My body is stronger and more resilient than when we started training.
I don’t foresee a time when I’m not going to seek the benefit of Eric’s training and support. I recommend—with no hesitation at all—that others give Eric a try and experience his uniquely supportive and motivating training.

It was my first experience doing physical therapy and given how active I am I was certain I would need surgery. Luckily I found Eric who not only helped me physically but mentally as well. I have seen many PTs in the past and Eric is by far the most knowledgeable and attentive. He has rehabbed me through knee, hip, back and shoulder injuries and I could not recommend him enough. 

During that period we have dealt with several physical issues. I am now in my 82nd year in good health and with a high energy level, which I attribute in large part to the manner in which Eric addressed my specific issues and to the physical workout regimen he has developed for me.