Meet Your Provider
Dr. Man Trinh, PT, DPT
Hi, I'm Man! 👋
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I'm the founder of Man in Motion Physical Therapy, and the reason I built this practice is deeply personal.
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I've dealt with chronic pain myself, so I know what it's like when pain becomes more than just an injury. It can change the way you move, train, think about your body, and even how confident you feel doing the things you used to take for granted.
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That experience had a major influence on the physical therapist I've become.
Over the years, both as a patient and as a clinician, I became frustrated with approaches that focused only on where someone hurt. Treat the painful area, give a few exercises, wait and see. Sometimes that works. But for people dealing with persistent or recurring problems, there's often a much bigger picture.
That's why my approach starts with understanding why your body is moving and feeling the way it is.
I look at the whole person — how you breathe, how you move, your mobility, strength, posture, training history, previous injuries, and the demands of the activities you want to get back to. From there, I use a combination of hands-on treatment, movement, strength and conditioning, and education to help address the factors that may be keeping the problem around.
But just as importantly, I want you to understand your own body.
One of the hardest parts of dealing with chronic pain is feeling like something is constantly wrong with you. My goal isn't to make you dependent on treatment. It's to help you make sense of what you're experiencing, build confidence in your body again, and give you the tools to continue making progress outside of our sessions.
That's ultimately why I created Man in Motion.
I wanted to build the kind of practice I would have wanted when I was struggling myself — one where you're given the time to be heard, your problem is looked at from more than one angle, and there is a clear plan for getting you back to the things that matter to you.
Whether you're dealing with a problem that hasn't improved despite previous treatment, recovering from an injury, or trying to get back to training and living an active life without constantly worrying about pain, I'd love to help you find a path forward.
