




Right Path
Massage & Fitness, LLC
The Right Path to a Healthy Life
About Bridget
Licensed Massage Therapist
Masters of Business (M.B.A.): Sports Marketing
Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach

Professional History


Bridget received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from Pennsylvania
State University in 2010. In 2012 she went back to school to earn her MBA in
Sports Marketing from the University of Oregon. She attended classes at Lane
Community College to complete the requirements for the State Massage Board
and earned her Oregon LMT in 2022.
Along the way she worked as a professional athlete, a collegiate track
coach, a fundraiser for a community sports and recreation facility, a
physical therapy aide, a strength and conditioning coach, and a nanny!
As a massage therapist, she began working with the University of Oregon’s Athletic Programs in 2022. She spent three seasons with football and volleyball, two seasons with track and cross country and one season with women’s lacrosse and men’s baseball. In her time with the Ducks, she has been the go-to therapist for star quarterbacks Bo Nix and Dante Moore. She has had the opportunity to work on World Record holders in track and has worked with many, many other amazingly talented athletes in many other sports.
While she enjoys working with athletes, she also loves helping anyone who walks through her door to move more efficiently and happily, with less pain and discomfort. She believes whole-heartedly in the power of massage to help people at all abilities, ages, and stages of life!



Athletic History
Bridget graduated from Crestwood High School in Mantua, Ohio where she was a six-sport letter winner and participated in the marching band. She won 6 Ohio State High School Championships titles in track and Cross Country and set numerous state records. Perhaps her greatest claim-to-fame is winning 4 state titles at the 2006 Ohio State High School Track and Field Championships, three of which occurred on the same day within roughly an hour and a half time frame. This effort helped her team win the state title that year.
She earned an athletic scholarship to attend Penn State University and ran Cross Country, Indoor Track, and Outdoor track. Her main focus became the 3,000m Steeplechase but she also ran the 1,500, Mile, 5,000m, and any other distance her team needed her to run! In 2007, she was named Big Ten Conference Freshman of the year. In 2008, she represented Team USA in the U20 NACAC Championships in Mexico. In 2009, she placed third at the USA Championships to qualify her for the IAAF World Championships in Berlin, Germany. In 2010, she won her first and only NCAA National Championship. Through her four year collegiate career, she qualified for 12 straight National Championships, and became a 10-time All-American.
After college she moved to Eugene, Oregon to continue to compete for Nike and the Oregon Track Club (OTC). She qualified for another IAAF World Championship in 2011 (Deagu, South Korea) and the 2012 Olympic Team. Representing the U.S.A, she made the Olympic Final and placed 14th in the world. Her last year competing in professional athletics, she won the Warrior Dash World Championships, a mud and obstacle race.
Throughout her career she has always strived to give back through youth sports appearances, camps, and clinics. She was a Board Member for the Council for Responsible Sport for 5 years, promoting sustainability in sports. She coached at the University of Akron from 2016-2018. In her retirement from sport, she now enjoys Crossfit and running for fun!