Meet the Team
Dr. Brett Green
Founder | Physical Therapist & Personal Trainer
Growing up as a three-sport athlete and playing collegiate baseball, I developed a deep passion for movement, performance, and overall well-being. That passion led me to pursue a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Regis University, where I honed my expertise in rehabilitation, fitness, and athletic performance.
After spending several years in insurance-based clinics, I realized I wanted to offer more to my patients—more time, more personalized care, and more effective solutions for long-term health. That’s why I founded Get Back PT and Performance: to bridge the gap between physical therapy and fitness, helping people move better, feel stronger, and stay active.
I provide one-on-one, hour-long sessions tailored to your specific needs, whether you’re recovering from an injury, looking to improve mobility, training for running goals, or working to improve performance on the baseball field. I especially enjoy helping runners build strength and stay consistent with their training, as well as working with baseball players who want to move better, get stronger, and perform at a higher level.
My goal is to help you reduce pain now so you can improve function, performance, and health for the long run.
Let’s work together to build a healthier, stronger you!
Sam Heller
Physical Therapist Assistant
Sam Heller is a Physical Therapist Assistant and Personal Trainer with over a decade of experience helping people move better, feel stronger, and build confidence in their bodies. He has been a personal trainer since 2012 and earned his PTA credentials in 2024, bringing a rare combination of long-term coaching experience and clinical rehabilitation expertise to every client he works with. Sam also offers powerlifting and boxing coaching, with a strong focus on quality instruction, safe technique, and helping clients build strength while staying consistent with their training.
Sam is especially passionate about working with people who are in pain or who feel intimidated by exercise. His approach is patient, encouraging, and deeply individualized — focused on helping each person find ways of moving that feel good to them and building the kind of confidence that lasts well beyond the session.
Outside of work, Sam enjoys biking, lifting weights, and keeping up with his three-year-old son.