Dr. Allison Lind Wiedman PT, DPT, SCS

Doctor of Physical Therapy and Board Certified Sports Specialist

Allison Lind Wiedman, PT, DPT, SCS is the Founder and CEO of Race to Recover a Board Certified Sports Therapist, mom to Gisela, Annika and Henry, and wife to Bill. She opened her practice shortly after graduating with honors from Columbia University’s School of Physical Therapy in 2008. She founded R2R with the desire to aid people in feeling their best by achieving optimal, pain-free recovery from injury. Her clients range from weekend warriors, office-related injury management, new moms and pre/post-op patients.

Dr. Wiedman has been running since she was a kid and secured a full track and field scholarship to Florida State University. Her competitive spirit continued after college, as she became an elite urban athlete having completed dozens of olympic distance and half Ironmans, 4 marathons and 2 Ironmans.

Her personal experience as an athlete provides her an unparalleled foundation for diagnosing and treating her clients. She’s had access to the world’s finest rehab facilities and athlete’s exposing her to cutting edge research and techniques, which she brings to her practice.

She approaches her client’s care with warmth and an understanding of intense training and dedication, making her one of the most sought after orthopedic therapists in New York.

Dr. Daniel RofÉ PT, DPT

An avid hockey player, Dr. Rofé decided early on to turn his love of performance enhancement and injury avoidance/treatment into a medical career. After graduating with a doctorate of physical therapy, Dr. Rofé went on to perform clinical work at the Cornell Weill Medical Center at New York city’s prestigious Presbyterian Hospital and has worked in sports therapy for several years.

Having a keen interest in orthopedics, wellness and nutrition, he has long been a proponent of melding the three to achieve overall fitness. He believes that patient education is key and that long-term health and vitality comes from empowering the individual with the right information. 

One of Dr. Rofé's passions and expertise's is kettle bell training. Daniel uses kettle bells to get patients stronger, improve posture, normalize movement patterns, and wake up deep stabilizing muscles that prevent injury by creating a stable body and base. He believes the kettle bell is a dynamic and underutilized tool in the modern medical/fitness field and yields tremendous results in performance and health.

Michael Holder PT, DPT, AIB-CVR

Michael graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology with a minor in Strength and Conditioning from the University of Delaware in 2010. He then went on to obtain his Doctorate in Physical Therapy degree from Misericordia University in 2013. He has since completed his clinical work in New Jersey and New York and treated vast range of conditions such as sprains/strains, pre/post-operative, focused athletic rehabilitation, vestibular dysfunction, and post-concussion syndrome.

Michael has certifications in vestibular rehabilitation, functional nutrition for chronic pain, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, and cupping. Michael has participated in lectures regarding rehabilitation for runners and general pre rehabilitation for the active individual.

Michael strongly believes in an integrative/holistic model of care in treating patients as there are several factors that contribute to an injury and it is important to assess the whole individual for best outcomes.