Marie Hall

Ms. Hall received her undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo in Exercise Science in 2003 with a concentration in Sports Medicine and went on to earn a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from Indiana State University in 2004, where she provided all sports medicine services to the Division I Women’s Volleyball team. Ms. Hall also served as an Approved Clinical Instructor with students in an accredited undergraduate Athletic Training Program as well as serve as Graduate Assistant/Teaching Assistant in both Upper and Lower Extremity Pathology and Evaluation undergraduate courses. From there Ms. Hall went on to work in the Sports Medicine Clinic at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid. She had the pleasure of providing sports medicine services to various Olympic, Paralympic, elite, residential, national and developmental team athletes. Ms. Hall created and implemented numerous rehabilitation programs allowing athletes to participate in critical competitions. She provided coverage for World Cup competitions in Snowboarding, Bobsled, Skeleton, Luge, Freestyle Skiing and Nordic Combined. Ms. Hall earned her Performance Enhancement Certification through the National Academy of Sports Medicine during her tenure at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid as well. Ms. Hall also has also provided sports medicine services to various collegiate and high school athletes since working at the Olympic Training Center. Since completion of the Medical Level 3 TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) Certification, Ms. Hall has been working with numerous golfers in the WNY area as well as those who are active in many other sports. She presently serves as the Head Golf Fitness and Sports Medicine Specialist of Leading Edge Performance in Williamsville, NY and Buffalo, NY. Ms. Hall has seen great success in performance enhancement as well as the betterment of body movement and decreased or diminished pain in many WNY athletes.