Zach isn’t just your regular Doctor of Physical Therapy – he’s also a seriously skilled strength coach. He’s all about that human performance and health game and he’s seriously into sports – football, basketball, track, martial arts – you name it. He enjoys being able to compete at local Power and Olympic lifting competitions. Oh, and did I mention he’s even got some published research under his belt? Yeah, back during his doctorate days, he was knee-deep in the world of Regenerative Medicine and Rehabilitation. If you’re curious, you can check it out here.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26564254/

Zach’s practically got gym life in his DNA, thanks to his dad running a strength and conditioning spot. He picked up the skills to coach and guide athletes to smash their goals from a young age. Whether it’s regular folks aiming for better health or college and pro athletes reaching for the stars, Zach spent 7 years coaching and training them before he decided to hit the books again. He wanted to learn more about physical therapy to connect the dots between medicine and fitness.

His sweet spot? Getting regular folks back in the game, whether it’s CrossFit, Olympic lifting, Powerlifting, or anything strength and conditioning focused. Zach’s had his hands on all sorts of athletes – arm wrestlers, pro volleyball, collegiate basketball, or baseball pros, you get it. But he’s not just about the pros. He’s also all about helping regular people amp up their health and overall performance.

At present, Zach integrates his experience as a physical therapist, strength coach, and athlete to formulate a treatment approach that enables individuals to continue training and moving while while they have a injury.

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Dani is a Doctor of Physical Therapy whose passion is getting people back to doing what they love through rehab, prevention, and performance physical therapy. She’s a Missouri native who grew up going to the mountains since she was a kid, so to no surprise eventually made the move out to Colorado. Dani graduated from the University of Missouri with a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences and a minor in Nutritional Sciences. She then went on to receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Cleveland State University. Experiencing physical therapy first hand as a competitive cheerleader and soccer player, Dani has a special interest in working with youth athletes and helping them overcome injuries.

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Dani has extensive experience in sports and orthopedic settings, treating post-operative individuals and recreational athletes of all ages helping them get back to the gym or on the field. Her post-graduate studies have been focused on manual therapy of the spine and extremities, diagnosis and treatment of injuries in weightlifting and return to sport field athletes, and concussion rehabilitation. In 2022, she expanded her skillset to become trained in women’s health as an internal pelvic floor clinician with a focus towards the fitness athlete, including pregnancy and postpartum. Dani believes a large majority of the populations’ aches and pains can be resolved through movement education and practice.

Outside of the clinic Dani enjoys crossfitting, snowboarding, spending time with her friends and family, and playing with her two dogs.

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