Physical Therapy

CPT Brandon Launstein

1SFAB Physical Therapist

Contact Information

Signal: 850-748-1580

Email: brandon.l.launstein.mil@army.mil

Services Offered

Diagnosis & Treatment of Injuries: Book appt at bottom of page

Injury Prevention Assessment: Email or Signal message to set up

General Q&A: Email or Signal message your question


About CPT Brandon Launstein

CPT Launstein is 1st SFAB's Brigade Physical Therapist & H2F Program Director. He was previously stationed in the National Capital Region where he served as the physical therapist for multiple units, including The Old Guard, The Army Aviation Brigade, and A.T. Augusta Military Medical Center.

CPT Launstein has a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science from the University of Central Florida and a Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy from Army Baylor. He is board certified in Orthopaedics and has a certification in dry needling, Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy (The McKenzie Method), Strength & Conditioning (CSCS), and the Pose method of running.

Resources

Run Form optimization

➤ How to immediately decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of developing running-related ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to decrease pain while running

➤ How to decrease your risk of ankle, knee, hip, and low back arthritis caused by years of high volume run training

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

➤ How to improve your run performance

appointment scheduling

➤ For chronic conditions, book an appt below. If you're experiencing severe/debilitating pain, message me on Signal with your availability and I will work you in ASAP.

➤ You do not need a referral from your PCM to book an appointment.

➤ Appointments are only long enough to evaluate one body part at a time. During our initial evaluation, please mention any other body parts you'd like help with and we will come up with a plan to address all of your concerns.

➤ A civilian email is recommended when booking your appointment. This will make it easier for you to reschedule your appointment if needed.

How to schedule a telehealth evaluation

If you're employed or on long-term TDY/leave, schedule a telehealth evaluation via the link below.

how to reschedule an appointment

To reschedule an initial evaluation or follow-up, consult the confirmation email you received when booking your appointment. Towards the bottom of the email will be a link to reschedule yourself. If you can't find that email, message me on Signal.