My name is George Timman, and I am a second-year student at the University of Cincinnati. I'm majoring in Health Sciences on a Pre-Physical Therapy track, and minoring in nutrition sciences. I am also a part of the University Honors Program and am in the High School Early Assurance Pathway (HEAP), a selective program that lets me receive early assurance of admission into UC's Doctor of Physical Therapy program. I also volunteer as an adaptive strength coach at Iron Core Adapted Strength and Conditioning, which is a Greater Cincinnati nonprofit organization that provides free, personalized strength and conditioning programs for youth and adults with physical challenges

I am very passionate about helping others, which is one of the main reason's I decided to pursue a career in Physical Therapy. Having personally gone through physical therapy to recover from a torn labrum, I understand firsthand the dedication and patience it takes to heal, and want to be the reason individuals are able to heal just as I did. 

I love the outdoors, traveling, anything sports, and most importantly, my family. I am the middle child between two sisters, and I am forever grateful for the life my parents have provided me. In my free time, my hobbies include playing pickleball, golf, fishing, and hiking. Hiking is something I inherited from my parents along with travel. I have been to 16 countries and all over the United States. A lot of that travel was for hockey, which I played for 10 years and is also a major part of who I am today.