Jason Tuori, PT, DPT
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Jason Tuori is a sports physical therapist and performance coach based out of New York, NY. He currently works as the performance coordinator and physical therapist for the Long Island Nets and Brooklyn Nets in the G League and NBA. He is a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist and completed residency training at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Jason received his Doctor of Physical Therapy from SUNY Upstate Medical University and has practiced in various outpatient orthopedics/sports settings. He is a co-founder for the continuing education platform “Dungeons & Dynamometers”, a suite of courses on dynamometry, force plate, and other clinically accessible technology for sports medicine providers.
Clinically, Jason’s interests are in the management of hip and ankle injuries and technological innovation in sports medicine. He has presented on the topics of athletic injuries, strength and conditioning, footwear, and returning to performance testing at the national level. He serves on the Nominating Committee of the American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy (AASPT) and is the Vice Chair of the Running Special Interest Group. Jason was the recipient of the AASPT New Horizon Award and the Scientific Investigator Award for best abstract at the Elite Basketball Rehab Conference in 2025.
Jason is certified as a Performance and Sport Scientist and Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. He formerly worked as the head physical therapist for Overtime Elite, a prep school and private basketball league. During his time as a performance therapist at MANA Performance Therapy in Fairport, NY, he also served as the physical therapist and sports scientist for the Rochester Junior Americans in the NAHL league. Jason previously worked as the sports performance coach for Rochester New York FC in the MLS Next Pro league, where his responsibilities included both strength and conditioning and sports science roles. Additionally, he was the strength and conditioning coach for the University of Rochester and Nazareth University men’s and women’s cross country teams during his time at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Jason is the co-host and producer of the popular PT podcast “PT Inquest”, a show dedicated to understanding physical therapy science. He is an active peer-reviewer for several physical therapy and physiology journals.