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Physical therapist used YouTube to help others live pain free
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Detroit Lakes Tribune | Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
WINONA, Minn. — At a time when YouTube wasn’t much of a thing, physical therapist Bob Schrupp started making videos in his basement to help people alleviate pain or live pain-free lives.
In the early years, the “Bob & Brad” videos struggled to find an audience, and Schrupp almost gave up on the whole thing.
Although the condition forced Schrupp to diminish and then withdraw his on-screen role as one-half of Bob & Brad, Schrupp continued to direct, write content and contribute ideas until his death.
Today, the company sells scores of Bob & Brad products, some invented by them, others endorsed, in 4,000 Walmart stores.
After incorporating stretching exercises from watching a Bob & Brad video, her knee within weeks began to feel better and she canceled the surgery.
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