Meet the team

Dr. Grace "Annie" Neurohr is physical therapist and board certified orthopedic clinical specialist. She currently directs the Sinai Running Rehabilitation Program located at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, MD. 

Dr. Neurohr earned her doctorate from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She specializes in running gait analysis utilizing motion sensor and 3D camera technology. She is also certified in dry needling, blood flow restriction therapy, and custom orthotic fabrication using 3D printing technology. 

Annie is currently involved in running related research and teaches locally in the Baltimore area and internationally in Pune, India on musculoskeletal disorders, running related injuries, and biomechanics. 

Annie is an avid runner herself. Her love for the sport inspired her to co-found Finish Line Seminars with hopes of bridging the academic and clinical gap that currently exists in managing the endurance athlete. 

Dr. Mary Miller is a physical therapist and board certified orthopedic specialist. She is currently a Clinical Director for True Sports Physical Therapy in Fells Point, Baltimore, MD where she mentors staff on running gait analysis.

Mary graduated from Northeastern University where she received her Bachelors in Rehabilitation Science, Masters of Science in Physical Therapy, and went on to complete her Doctorate of Physical Therapy.  

Mary has over 15 years experience in orthopedics.  She began focusing her career on treating runners in 2010, specializing her practice in analyzing running gait and treating running injuries.  She is certified USATF level 1 and is level 2 certified in running gait analysis through RunDNA.

Mary was a co-lecturer at the annual orthopedics update course for physical therapists in Qatar.  She also represented the running sig as part of a series of lectures at the AMSC for the AASPT in 2021.  

Mary is a runner and understands the importance of being able to get back to race goals.  She co-founded Finish Line Seminars in hopes of endurance athletes having easier access to physical therapy care.