Built for Athletes.
Run by Athletes.

I have always been fascinated by how the human body moves, but my reason for becoming a physical therapist is much simpler: I felt called to help people.

I have worked in physical therapy settings since 2010 and earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in 2014 after completing my undergraduate education at Arizona State University. My curiosity about anatomy and biomechanics continues to shape how I practice. I want to understand why a problem developed, how it affects the whole person, and what it will take to move forward with confidence.

That philosophy is what led us to create Swamp Rabbit Physiotherapy and Performance.

After working within the traditional physical therapy system, I became convinced that the standard model was failing both patients and therapists. Patients deserve more than rushed appointments, generic exercises, and temporary relief. They deserve time, attention, and a plan built around what they want to accomplish. Swamp Rabbit Physio was created to provide that experience.

My approach follows our philosophy of Restore, Rebuild, Perform. We begin by restoring movement and reducing the limitations holding someone back. We then rebuild strength, capacity, and confidence before preparing them for the real demands of running, cycling, lifting, competing, or staying active for the long term.

As a runner and cyclist, I understand that movement is rarely "just exercise." It can be a source of identity, community, confidence, and connection. My job is not simply to tell someone to stop doing what they love. It is to help them understand what is happening and build a realistic path back to it.

My family and I moved from Arizona to Greenville in 2018 to be closer to family and become part of a growing, active community. Outside the clinic, you will usually find me running, riding, spending time outdoors, or exploring Greenville with my family.

Hunter believes movement is one of the greatest tools for living a full, healthy life. His passion is helping runners, triathletes, and active individuals overcome setbacks so they can continue pursuing the activities that bring them joy and purpose.

He focuses on finding the root cause of an injury, keeping people active whenever possible, and creating plans that support both recovery and long-term performance. As both a physical therapist and certified running coach, he understands the demands of training from both sides of the treatment table.

Hunter earned his undergraduate degree from Clemson University in 2017 before completing his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Belmont University in 2021. After five years practicing in Atlanta, he moved to Greenville to continue serving the active community. He is certified in dry needling and has competed in everything from 5Ks and marathons to sprint- and Ironman-distance triathlons, giving him firsthand insight into the challenges his patients face.