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Dr. Aaron Horschig
Physical Therapist, Author, and Founder of Squat University
Who is Dr. Aaron Horschig?
Dr. Aaron Horschig is a Doctor of Physical Therapy at SSM Health Physical Therapy in the Greater St. Louis Area. He is also the founder of Squat University LLC, an online brand that educates athletes in proper weightlifting technique and injury management.1
Key Facts About Dr. Aaron Horschig
- Sports/Orthopedic Physical Therapist, author and speaker
- Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist and Olympic weightlifting coach
- Works with athletes of all ages and competitive backgrounds such as Olympic weightlifters, powerlifters, CrossFitters, international level soccer players, MLB and NFL athletes1
- Published his first book "The Squat Bible" in 2017 and has been published in numerous professional journals1
- Competitive Olympic weightlifter since 2005, placing 6th in the 2011 US Nationals1
- Has over 1 million followers on Instagram, 95k+ subscribers on YouTube, 150k+ followers on Facebook, and 180k+ monthly views on his blog website SquatUniversity.com1
Dr. Horschig received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Missouri-Columbia and his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Truman State University.1 He is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.1
Highlights
I’m excited to announce my new partnership with TYR. We’ve been working meticulously over the past year designing a product that is going to truly change the lifting world.
@Tyrsport is a company built on commitment and discipline and has been pushing the limits of innovation to propel athletes to their absolute best for over 35 years. I couldn’t be more ready for you all to see what we’ve come up with.
- Coming 11.01.2022
Merry Christmas everyone! Here’s the big takeaways from today’s video review:
1️⃣The Grinch definitely has some good mobility - 99% percentile depth. Very optimal for stealing those presents tucked way under the 🌲. 2️⃣Potential cardiac issue: small heart then large heart ... obvious red flag on evaluation so even though he doesn’t have any obvious outward issues I’d still refer to his cardiologist for further testing after the holidays. 3️⃣Always finish your workout with some good protein (very important for Max as he did some serious sled pulls that night).
Hope you enjoyed this merry review video!😉
