About Us
Who We Are
Outlast Sports Rehabilitation was created by athletes, for athletes, to provide a unique physical therapy experience that matches your unique demands. At Outlast, we understand the intricacies of each sport and the distinct skills that they require, allowing us to tailor an individualized program with the sole purpose of getting you back to sport while improving your performance in the process.
1. Relieve your pain
2. Return to sport
3. Outlast the competition
Meet the Team
Dr. Brad Earnest, PT, DPT, CSCS
Dr. Brad Earnest is a sports physical therapist and certified strength and conditioning specialist. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Brad went on to play Division I college football at Miami (OH) University. During his tenure, he spent countless hours in the training room and weight room, developing a love for both sides of the sports performance spectrum.
At the conclusion of his playing career, Brad decided that he was going to use his passion to help athletes, like himself, get healthy, stay healthy, and perform better on the field. After receiving his doctorate education at Georgia State University, Brad went on to work at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta – Sports Medicine, where he treated high-level high school athletes of all kinds. In this setting, Brad learned how to blend his knowledge of physical therapy and strength and conditioning to create optimal outcomes. Not only were his athletes becoming healthier through the rehab process, but they were also running faster, jumping higher, and throwing harder.
Now Brad is taking on this new venture, and his primary goal is to use his knowledge to empower athletes to outlast the competition.
Dr. Adham Oweiss, PT, DPT
Dr. Adham Oweiss is a sports physical therapist whose passion for helping athletes runs deep. Originally from Egypt, Adham was raised in the state of Michigan, where he discovered his love for soccer. His domination on the pitch started as a child, and led him all the way to the University of Florida where he helped the Gators capture their first ever national championship in 2019.
In his career, Adham underwent three major surgeries, giving him a first-hand understanding of both the physical and mental toll that athletes go through when trying to overcome injuries. These experiences sparked a fire for sports performance and rehabilitation that pushed Adham to Emory University to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
During school, Adham gained extensive experience in sports performance working directly with Emory's strength and conditioning staff. And after graduation he has been deepening his expertise in sports rehabilitation working with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta - Sports Medicine. At Outlast, Adham’s mission is simple - bridge the gap between rehab and performance so athletes can return to sport performing better than they were pre-injury.
"My teen had a fantastic experience at Outlast. Brad is incredibly knowledgeable and has a great eye for detail. His personalized treatment plan and dedication to patient education were exceptional. Brad also developed a great rapport with my teen, which made the process comfortable and effective."
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I able to submit to insurance for my physical therapy treatment?
Yes! At the conclusion of your physical therapy session just ask for your "superbill" and it will be provided to you. You will submit this superbill to your insurance company, and then they will determine compensation. As a cash-based physical therapy clinic, we are considered an "out of network" provider. You need to check and ensure your policy covers out of network services prior to submission.
Do I need a doctor's order to come see you?
No! At Outlast we are legally able to provide physical therapy services without a doctor's order via direct access. This again will cut down on your healthcare costs, and minimize your time away from sport.
Do you take FSA/HSA as payment?
Yes, we accept both FSA and HSA as payment for our physical therapy services!
Do you do injury prevention work?
Short answer - yes! Although there's no way to truly "prevent" injury in sport, there are ways to significantly reduce your risk. To accomplish this, at Outlast we offer movement screens for healthy athletes to determine mobility, strength, and sport-specific movement impairments that put you at increased risk. After the screen you can either choose to address these impairments individually, or we can tackle them together with one-on-one physical therapy.
Do you also work with active individuals who aren't competitive athletes?
At Outlast we believe any person with active movement goals is considered an athlete! Whether you like to play recreational sports, lift weights, run, swim, or dance for fun, we are here to help you achieve your goals.
When I get to the address, which building is your clinic?
When you arrive to 330 Ronnell Road (Building 300), Canton, GA, 30115, our entrance is the door next to the giant "V". You may park anywhere along the building, or in the gravel lot.