I was born a skeptic and a cynic. I question everything and challenge the status quo.

I have a passion for helping people become strong, pain free, and take ownership of their bodies.

I believe being pain free and moving well is a fundamental human right. Information shouldn’t be kept a secret when it can benefit so many people in such a large way.

I graduated from the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business. After realizing I didn’t enjoy the work I was doing (and sitting there writing excel macros thinking about how much more I would enjoy teaching people how to become strong, pain free, and move their body) I decided to make a change.

The switch lead me to the University of Western States where I earned two degrees: A master’s degree in exercise and sport science and a doctorate in chiropractic.

I actually have an identity crisis at times. I don’t identify well with one particular group of people based on how I was trained.

My job is to help people become strong, get pain free, and move their bodies well. However I achieve that is not important (through hands on therapy, exercise instruction, a video on the internet, an e-book, a podcast, etc.).

I care about helping as many people as I can in whatever way possible.