08/21/2026
Growing up, I played both baseball and volleyball — volleyball was actually my favorite. But baseball was the path that opened the door to a scholarship, so that’s the one I chased, and it took me all the way to pitching at the D1 level. That experience is really where this all started — learning what it takes to move well, recover, and perform when it matters most.
From there, I earned my Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University in Marietta, Georgia, then went on to complete my Master’s in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology at the University of Florida. Along the way, I completed a strength and conditioning internship with the Sports Performance department at Vanderbilt University — working hands-on with elite athletes and learning what actually separates good programming from great programming. Since then I’ve coached at the college level and worked with athletes across hockey, soccer, baseball, volleyball, lacrosse, track & field, and softball — from middle schoolers just starting out to D1 athletes chasing records.
But the real reason behind the name Moving With Purpose goes deeper than sport. I’m a man of faith. I put God first in everything I do, and I believe every single thing we do should have a purpose behind it. That’s not just a business philosophy — it’s how I try to live. So when I train an athlete, it’s never just movement for the sake of movement. There’s intention behind every rep, every session, every plan. That’s the purpose. That’s why I do this.
