Trevor Corrado

Specializes in:

• Asymmetry
• Chronic Pain
• Muscular Performance

Personal Trainer & Biomechanics Specialist

Philosophy:

Driven by a passion for biomechanics and human movement, Trevor believes in a holistic approach to training that prioritizes understanding the intricacies of the body. His aim is to empower individuals to move efficiently, prevent injuries, and achieve their fitness goals.

Trevor Corrado is a dedicated personal trainer with a profound focus on biomechanics, backed by over 3000 hours of coaching experience. His expertise extends to teaching alongside industry leaders such as Conor Harris and Jacob Grams in the Biomechanics Course.

Professional Background:

Trevor has pursued an extensive journey of education and mentorship, enriching his understanding of biomechanics and exercise coaching:

Biomechanics Course by Conor Harris CSCS

Masters Fellowship Program taught by Mike Cantrell MPT, James Anderson MPT, and Alice Lam DDS

Compound Performance Mentorship by Kyle Dobbs and Matt Domney

Evolved Biomechanics Mentorship by Alex Effer, CSCS

Human Biomechanics taught by Zac Cupples DPT, CSCS

Myokinematic Restoration, Postural Respiration, and Impingement and Instability taught by Postural Restoration Institute Faculty

Rethinking The Big Patterns 2 by Dr. Pat Davidson Ph.D

A Consistent Approach to Coaching Course by Dr. Michelle Boland Ph.D and Lucy Hendricks LMT

Academic Achievements:

Trevor holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Montclair State University, graduating with honors and a 3.81 GPA.

Max Ford

Specializes in:

• Asymmetry
• Chronic Pain
• Sports Performance

Personal Trainer & Biomechanics Specialist

I’m a personal trainer and movement specialist with over 10 years of experience working with professional athletes, physical therapy patients, and everyday clients looking to break free from chronic pain and move with confidence.

My approach focuses on reintroducing better movement patterns both in the gym and in daily life, helping you build a stronger, more resilient body. With certifications in CSCS, PRI, and the United Health and Performance Continuum, I create individualized programs tailored to your current abilities and future goals.

My mission is simple: to give you exactly what you need — no more, no less — so you can move better, feel better, and stop worrying whether your body will keep you from doing the things you once loved.

Josh Clark

Specializes in:

• Complex cases
• Chronic pain
• Dental/cranial dysfunction

Personal Trainer & Biomechanics Specialist

Josh Clark is a recovering entrepreneur and workaholic engineer. He was the CTO and co-founder of a data science startup until realizing that helping people live their lives doing the things that they love to do is infinitely more rewarding. Now, as a personal trainer, Josh brings the obsession of his past life; he reads up to 5800 pages of biomechanics and medical textbooks per year in a relentless pursuit of knowledge.

In 2017, he underwent hip surgery after 16 years of competitive martial arts with five years of MMA. That surgery awoke an autoimmune disease that caused chronic pain and disability. Not to be deterred, he sought out every medical professional (including trialing over 30 physical therapists) and realized that the problem in our system is that no one communicates or takes a multi-system approach to problem-solving. This is what he works daily to overcome, both in his own care and with his clients.