Michael Phelps and many other American swimmers are in mourning this week after the passing of beloved massage therapist and chiropractor, Dr. Brian Campbell. 'So many memories Brian,' the 28-time Olympic medalist wrote on X alongside a photo of himself with Campbell. 'rip buddy.
![[Campbell (right) is seen opposite massage therapist Amy Murry (left), who credited the 68-year-old for reaching her about the industry: 'You brought so much joy to the pool deck']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/14/20/94094817-14284977-image-a-21_1736887700528.jpg)
'Thought and prayers to ur fam,' Phelps continued. 'The stories of ur son… the jokes… 20 years of good times… thank you for being such a good human!'. Phelps' former coach Bob Bowman added: 'We will all miss your smile and positivity. Love you my friend.'.
Team USA Swimming announced Campbell's passing on Monday. A cause of death was not revealed. Michael Phelps and many other American swimmers are in mourning this week after the passing of beloved massage therapist and chiropractor, Dr. Brian Campbell (right).
Campbell has also served with the UCLA Athletic Department for 13 years, working with the swim team as well as the golf, tennis, gymnastics and men's basketball teams. He worked for 11 years as a massage therapist before getting his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. He also became a master teacher at Touch Therapy Institute, teaching anatomy/physiology, ethics, sports massage, deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy and in-office massage.
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