Dr. Shawn Daniel is a physical therapist, coach, and athlete with a passion for exercise and helping others in their journey towards health and wellness. He holds a doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from Georgia State University and is certified in therapeutic dry needling and blood flow restriction training. Prior to his doctorate, Shawn played collegiate basketball and understands the importance of rehabilitating the body after multiple injuries. He has since worked with a diverse range of patients, including athletes, working individuals, and senior adults.

He is passionate about providing individualized, evidence-based healthcare and continually expanding his knowledge to ensure the highest quality of treatment. With expertise in manual therapy, therapeutic dry needling, blood flow restriction training, and joint manipulation, he helps clients improve their well-being, prevent injuries, and reach their full potential. His goal is to help people alleviate pain, enhance mobility, and live an active, pain-free lifestyle. The Mobile Athlete is a family affair, so you will probably catch his wife Shannon and their three children (Tatum, Jackson, and Autumn) at the clinic.

Seth is a dedicated physical therapist originally from Tampa, Florida, who brings both athletic and clinical experience to his practice.

A former collegiate soccer player, he competed at Louisiana State University in Shreveport and Florida College, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Pre-Professional Health. He went on to receive his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences.

Seth’s background as a competitive athlete plays a central role in shaping his approach to patient care. Having experienced the physical demands of high-level sport firsthand, he understands the importance of proper recovery, injury prevention, and performance optimization. Seth is passionate about working with active individuals and athletes, emphasizing long-term results and continued growth beyond the clinic.

Bennett joined our team after graduating from Georgia Southern University with a degree in Exercise Science. She is a certified Exercise Physiologist through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and brings hands-on experience in both inpatient and outpatient physical therapy settings.

With a lifelong passion for fitness, Bennett has been active in CrossFit since the age of 14 and has a strong foundation in gymnastics, which she practiced up until she started CrossFit. Her love for movement was instilled early on by her mom, who served as a role model by showing the importance of staying active.

At the clinic, Bennett supports both the administrative and patient care teams, and she looks forward to pursuing physical therapy school in the near future.

She is passionate about helping others move better, build strength.

Outside of the clinic, you can find her exploring new coffee shops, spending time outdoors, traveling, or hanging out with her two bernedoodles, friends, and family.

Shannon's foundation is first clinical. She spent 19 years inside a large healthcare system, starting as a critical care nurse and working her way up to leading a major system division, overseeing large-scale change across multiple ICUs, and standing on the front lines during COVID.

When her husband founded TMA, Shannon saw an opportunity to put that big-system discipline to work somewhere it could really matter. Today she oversees clinic operations, finances, and marketing, the behind-the-scenes work that makes the patient-facing magic possible.

TMA was built on the belief that weak things break. Shannon's job, every day, is to make sure the business is as durable as the athletes they serve.

When she's not in the clinic, you'll find her deep in a good book, working a puzzle, laughing loudly with friends, or cheering even louder at her kids' games and matches.

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Annie is our clinical strength and conditioning coach who has a passion for working with competitive and motivated athletes at all level levels. Prior to joining us Annie worked with collegiate athletes at the D1 and D2 levels. Annie has worked in college athletics for 5 years with a variety of Olympic sports. She earned her BS in exercise science and MS an exercise physiology from the University of North Georgia. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).

Annie coaches our clinical strength and conditioning classes where she tailors the workouts towards functional strength and longevity. She is passionate about helping people build healthy, strong bodies that enhance both performance and quality of life. She also coaches athletes one on one to assist in the return to play process. In these sessions Annie collaborates with our physical therapists to develop customized programs that promote safe recovery and long-term success.

When Annies is not working or working out, she enjoys hiking with her husband, Jacob and their two dogs Saint and Bash. She also enjoys playing pickle ball and reading a good book.