Conor McClure is a physical therapist with an extensive background in strength and conditioning, sports performance, orthopedic rehabilitation, and pediatric care. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2020 and has dedicated his professional career to pediatric therapy, specializing in gross motor development in children with diverse needs.

Conor brings over a decade of experience in the gym and has trained across various disciplines, including powerlifting, bodybuilding, Olympic weightlifting, and CrossFit, with a strong emphasis on barbell and strength sports. He has coached for a wide range of clients, with specializations in youth and female populations, strength and field sport athletes, and recreational fitness enthusiasts. Conor leverages his extensive experience and advanced education to create tailored, effective training programs that meet the unique needs of each individual, whether they are recovering from injury, seeking athletic development, or aiming for peak performance.

Conor holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Industry Studies from Appalachian State University and studied classical piano under Alla Neshatayeva and Rodney Reynerson.

Why Did You Become a Physical Therapist?

“Physical therapy lets me integrate my passions: health, fitness, science, and public service. Becoming a physical therapist enhanced my coaching for both my athletes and myself. It better positioned me to empower others to self-manage injuries, pain, and limitations. It also helped me contribute to a world where healthcare and proactive lifestyle management blend. Physical therapy has made me a better coach, educator, athlete, and person.”