Mark Bryant, Certified Exercise Therapist
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Mark Bryant

Certified Exercise Therapist & American Allied Health Professional

4655 S Holly St Seattle WA, 98118
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Mark Bryant is a certified Exercise Therapist through the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA) and holds certification as a Corrective Exercise Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). Additionally, he holds certification as an American Allied Health Professional, Board-Certified Physical Therapist Aide (CPTA).    

AAU International Strength Sports Hall of Fame: In recognition of his outstanding performance, Mark was inducted into the AAU International Strength Sports Hall of Fame. This prestigious honor underscores his impact on the powerlifting community.

Senior Fitness Classes: Mark teaches senior fitness classes, fall prevention, and self-defense at the Southeast Seattle Senior Center. His commitment to seniors’ well-being is commendable.  

In summary, Mark Bryant’s journey from powerlifting championships to senior fitness instruction exemplifies his dedication, resilience, and positive impact on the community. 

 

Board Certification

Board-Certified Physical Therapist Aide (CPTA)

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Mark Bryant's Practice location

Southeast Seattle Senior Center

4655 S Holly St -
Seattle, WA 98118
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