Cody Grady is a Performance Physical Therapist at Active Family Physical Therapy. Born and raised in a small rural town in Central Ohio—where Friday nights revolved around high school football—Cody grew up with a deep love for sports, teamwork, and the sense of community that comes with them.

He went on to earn his undergraduate degree in Biology from Capital University in Columbus, OH, where his interest in human performance and movement science continued to grow. An Ex-college sprinter, his passion eventually led him to pursue a career in physical therapy, combining his love for athletics with his desire to help others move, perform, and live better.

Before returning home to work for The Ohio State University, Cody spent several years in Southern California working with active-duty military service members. The parallels between tactical athletes and competitive athletes deepened his appreciation for a collaborative, team-based approach to care and the importance of strong communication throughout the rehabilitation process as well as the power of building a more resilient body through movement and exercise.

Now at Active Family Physical Therapy, Cody enjoys working with athletes of all ages and abilities—helping them return to the activities they love safely, efficiently, and stronger than before. Cody’s clinical interests include injury prevention, Post-surgical care, and return-to-sport training. Cody has over a decade of experience working with post surgical, chronic pain, many other orthopedic musculoskeletal injuries.

Outside the clinic, Cody enjoys staying active through golf, fitness, weight-lifting and endurance events such as 5Ks, half marathons, 100-mile bike rides, and duathlons—always looking for his next challenge. On weekends, you’ll often find him and his wife out exploring with their son, Callaway, discovering new coffee shops, fishing, traveling, or catching live music.