Dr. Jason is originally from the beautiful Pacific Northwest where he graduated with his Bachelor’s in Kinesiology from Washington State University (Go Cougs!). Jason now calls San Diego home after receiving his Doctorate of Physical Therapy with high honors from the University of St. Augustine. Jason made it an emphasis to gain experience in a variety of settings from an inpatient level 5 trauma center for spinal rehabilitation, vestibular rehab, aquatic therapy, post-operative orthopedics, and sports rehabilitation and performance for athletes at all levels. Dr. Jason found his true passion with Orthopedics and Sports Performance and enjoys treating fitness athletes. He is a Certified Clinical Athlete Weightlifting coach using a combination of manual therapy techniques and strength and conditioning principles in his practice.

During school, Jason volunteered his time working with Rock Steady boxing classes for Parkinson disease clients and the Senior CA Olympic Games athletes which truly showed there is no limit for anyone to perform at a high level no matter age or skill level. Jason considers anyone an athlete that wants to pursue an active lifestyle so it’s his mission to keep you healthy to keep you doing what you love throughout your lifespan.

Jason places a big emphasis on personal growth and continual learning which he shares with his clients to empower them to make positive decisions for their well-being. Jason spends time keeping up to date with scientific literature both in the Physical Therapy and Strength & Conditioning realm along with continuing education courses such as Spinal Thrust Manipulation, Corrective exercise, and Olympic Weightlifting assessment courses with much more planned in the near future to provide the best service to his clients.

Outside of Sports Performance, you can find Jason exploring sunny San Diego at breweries, coffee shops, or out hiking with his girlfriend, Robin, and their dog, Porter. Jason competes in Olympic Weightlifting at a national level in the 67kg/73kg weightclass with plans to also compete in Powerlifting. He also enjoys cooking, reading, skateboarding, and he is always open to new hobbies to challenge himself.

Dr. Brandon is originally from a small town in Northern California where he developed an amazing sense of community that encompassed kindness and a family-oriented approach to life. Following his dreams of the sun and beach, he graduated with bachelor’s degree in General Biology with honors from UC San Diego. Enjoying his time in San Diego he decided to go to University of St. Augustine where he received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy with high honors. Along with this degree he received a Scholastic Achievement award and the Stanley V. Paris and Catherine E. Paris award for excellence in manual therapy.

As a multi-sport athlete in high school, Brandon earned all-league designation in Baseball, basketball and football. However, Brandon’s sport interest did not stop there as he is an avid golfer, disc golfer, snowboarder, and skateboarder. His love for sports and physical activities has drove his ambitions to pursue a career in Sports Physical Therapy.

When not in the clinic you can find Brandon hitting the links with his fiancé, Allison, enjoying the San Diego restaurants, or spending the day lounging with his two cats!

As a proud San Diego native, born and raised in Chula Vista, I’ve been immersed in athletics for as long as I can remember, developing a strong passion for football, wrestling, and weightlifting. I played collegiate football as a Safety and Linebacker at both Northwestern College (IA) and California Lutheran University, where I earned my degree in Exercise Science with an emphasis in Human Performance.

I am a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Since completing my undergraduate studies, I’ve remained committed to advancing my career in the rehabilitation and performance field, currently working toward becoming a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant, with the ultimate goal of earning a Doctorate in Physical Therapy.

Football provided me with life-changing opportunities, including a college education and personal growth—and I’ve made it my mission to give back. I currently serve as the Defensive Backs Coach at my alma mater, Mater Dei Catholic High School, where I help student-athletes excel on and off the field.

As a Strength and Conditioning Coach, my goal is to instill unwavering confidence, discipline, and resilience in every athlete I work with, helping them unlock their full potential and perform at their highest level.