Dr. Evangelos Fradelakis, PT, DPT
Education
Evangelos Fradelakis, PT, DPT, CSCS, MS, MEd earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. He also holds a Master’s of Education in Kinesiology from the University of Virginia, a Master’s of Science in Exercise Science and Physiology, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from Adelphi University.
Prior to Force Physical Therapy
Evangelos has clinical experience across sports, orthopedic, neurological, cardiac, and performance rehabilitation. He develops evidence-based rehabilitation programs incorporating manual therapy, blood flow restriction training, advanced strength and conditioning, and return-to-play protocols. His clinical training also includes the management and rehabilitation of complex cardiac and neurological conditions.
Athletic Experience & Areas of Interest
A former dual-sport collegiate athlete and current professional track and field athlete, Evangelos competed in football and track & field and served as team captain at two universities. He was a member of the 2015 NE-10 football championship team. In track & field, he earned First Team All-Conference NE10 honors from 2018–2021 in the javelin, discus, hammer, and weight throw, followed by 2022 ACC First Team All-Conference honors in the hammer at the University of Virginia. He was named the 2021 USTFCCCA East Region Field Athlete of the Year, a two-time Adelphi University Track & Field Team MVP, and NE10 Conference MVP and Conference Championship MVP in 2019 and 2021. He was also named the Adelphi University MVP throughout all athletics in 2021. He established long standing school records in the hammer, javelin, and weight throw.
Evangelos is a five-time Academic All-American and earned ACC and NE10 academic and athletic honors. Beyond competition, he served as a team captain and assisted with coaching and athlete development at both universities. He later spent four years as a volunteer coach at Northeastern University, training and developing Division 1 collegiate athletes.
He also holds a third degree black belt in Shoryin-ryu, a traditional style of Karate originating from Okinawa. He trained in many different styles of martial arts throughout his life such as Judo, Jujitsu, and Shotokan. During his practice he earned numerous merit awards, achievements for performance, national titles, AAU awards, Junior Olympic awards, and awards for dedication and exceptional performance.
As a CSCS, Evangelos integrates physical therapy, exercise science, strength and conditioning, coaching, and firsthand high-level athletic experience to provide individualized rehabilitation and performance programs. His goal is to restore function, build strength and resilience, and help every patient and athlete return to their highest level of performance.
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