terry l. simes
Terry has over 30 years of experience as a professional sports therapist, both on and off the field. He is the CEO and founder of Stretching To Win - The T3 system. Terry has traveled the world, preparing and repairing Olympic athletes, helping them achieve their best performance possible. His clinical approach to solving sports injuries is time-tested and results-based. Terry's passion is to help athletes Get Back in the Game.
Educational Background
Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Sciences, University of Florida, 1996
Associate of Arts Degree, Manatee Community College, 1991
Neuromuscular Massage Therapist Certification (Paul St. John method), 1988
Licensed Massage Therapist, Sarasota School of Massage Therapy, 1988
Kinesiology, Apprenticeship under Aaron L. Mattes, 1988 - 1992
State Certified Massage Therapy Continuing Education Provider, 1999
International European Circuit in Paris, Sweden, Switzerland - July, 1993
American Outdoor Championships, Oregon - June 1993
Professional Services (Coti-)
PERSONAL MEDAL COUNT OF ATHLETES PROVIDED SERVICE FOR:
Gold Medalist 27. Silver Medalist 8. Bronze Medalist 5
2022 World Championships Eugene, Oregon USA. 2020 Olympics Tokyo. 2017 Wold Championships London 2019 2020 Olympics Tokyo. 2016 Olympics Rio
1997 Indoor World Championships, 1996 Olympic Games, 1995 World Championships,
1994 Pan African Games, 1994 Goodwill Games, 1993 World Championships
Professional Services Rendered to Athletes at:
World Championships, Athens, Greece, - August 1997
World Championships, Paris, France - March 1997
American Indoor Championships, Atlanta, Georgia - March 1997
Olympic Games, Atlanta, Georgia - July 1996
International European Circuit in France, Italy, Germany, Japan, Asia, Sweden
Summer, 1996
National Outdoor Championships, California - June 1995
American Indoor Championships, Atlanta, Georgia - March 1995
International European Circuit in Germany, Paris, Switzerland, Sweden, Belgium
Summer, 1994
Goodwill Games in Russia, 1994
American Outdoor Championships, Tennessee - June 1994
American Indoor Championships, Atlanta, Georgia - March 1994
World Championships, Stuttgart, Germany - August 1993
PERSONAL MEDAL COUNT OF ATHLETES PROVIDED SERVICE FOR:
1997 Indoor World Championships, 1996 Olympic Games, 1995 World Championships,
1994 Pan African Games, 1994 Goodwill Games, 1993 World Championships
working with current athletes
SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE FOLLOWING TRACK & FIELD ATHLETES:
letters of recommendation and endorsements
