
Chronic Pain After a Car Accident: Why It Lingers and How Physical Therapy Helps
Pain after a car accident may linger, even after the
Dr. Craig Iseli is the Owner and CEO of Limitless Physical Therapy, the outpatient physical therapy practice he founded in Eugene, Oregon, in 2016. A licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy, Craig brings 17 years of clinical experience and 13 years of clinic ownership to every patient interaction. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Pacific University in 2009 and his Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science from Oregon State University in 2006. His credentials extend well beyond the clinic floor — he holds a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) designation through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, a distinction he has maintained for 20 years, and is a Titleist Performance Institute Level 3 Medical Professional (TPI-MP3), one of the most advanced golf-specific rehabilitation certifications available in physical therapy practice.
Craig’s clinical focus centers on orthopedics and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, with an emphasis on identifying root causes of dysfunction and restoring efficient, durable movement. His advanced training includes Mulligan Concepts for upper and lower extremity and spinal conditions, Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), and NAIOMPT Level 1 manual therapy. He is also a published researcher — his co-authored study on lumbar spine stabilization exercise for non-specific chronic low back pain is available through ResearchGate. Craig has been recognized as a Top Physical Therapist in Eugene by Eugene Magazine from 2018 to 2020 and is listed among the Top 3 Physical Therapists in Eugene by ThreeBestRated, based on a 50-point inspection covering reputation, clinical outcomes, and patient satisfaction. Limitless Physical Therapy holds a BBB A+ rating and a TopRatedLocal score of 97.66, and Craig’s clinics carry more 5-star Google reviews than any physical therapy practice in Eugene.
Craig’s path into physical therapy was shaped by a genuine belief that the body is built to move — and that the right clinical approach can restore function in ways patients often don’t expect are possible. Before founding Limitless PT, he worked as a personal trainer at the Dixon Recreation Center from 2003 to 2006 and provided golf fitness instruction at Trysting Tree and River Ridge Golf Course, laying a foundation in performance-based movement that continues to define his clinical philosophy today. That philosophy — built around biomechanics, individualized programming, and patient education — drives everything Limitless PT stands for: changing the way people think about and recover from injury.
Craig is an active presence in the Eugene athletic community well beyond clinic hours. He is a competitive runner who has participated in the Eugene Marathon, the Butte to Butte, the Scandia Run, and Run to Stay Warm, among others. A USGA and Oregon Golf Association member, he competes regularly in OGA events, the Oregon Mid-Amateur, and Oregon Amateur tournaments — and earned first place in the Long Drive competition at a Lane County Medical Society event. He also coaches Kidsports basketball, leading a third-grade team in 2025 and a fourth-grade team in 2026. Whether on the course, the trail, or the sideline, Craig brings the same precision and competitive investment to his community that he applies in the clinic.
Dr. Craig Iseli has spent nearly two decades building a physical therapy practice defined by clinical rigor, genuine patient investment, and a relentless commitment to helping people move beyond the limits injury can impose. At Limitless PT, his mission is simple and ambitious: change the way people think about and recover from injury. To learn more about Dr. Iseli and the Limitless Physical Therapy team, visit the clinic’s Who We Are page at limitlessphysicaltherapy.com or explore the Limitless Video Library on YouTube for patient education content created by Craig and his team.

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