CK Chung

Specializes in:

• Biopsychosocial Performance
• Brain-Body Coordination

• Restorative Training

   

Personal Trainer & Biomechanics Specialist

Philosophy:

CK helps people break through limitations, move better, think sharper, and live fully by integrating body, mind, and universe. He blends biomechanics, psychology, and behavioral science to optimize health, wellbeing, and performance.

CK began his career in web marketing, where an early fascination with network effects and complex systems sparked his curiosity in how things connect and function. A lifelong interest in health and fitness—rooted in college and semi-pro soccer and early biohacking experiments—led him to explore subjects like positive psychology, philosophy of mind, and behavioral economics. Coaching naturally followed, alongside technical and innovation consulting work, as he refined his methods in biomechanics, performance, and productivity.

His systematic approach—Support → Align → Load—emerges from a middle-out, bottom-up, then top-down model, emphasizing one system at a time while coordinating others for the most efficient, sustainable progress. A relentless learner, CK draws insight from both coaching and his passions—running through mountains, galloping horses along lakeside trails, bodysurfing in the ocean, watching elite athletes in live action, and turning knobs in the studio—to continually refine his approach and help others unlock their potential.

Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, movement dysfunction, or aiming to play life at a higher level, CK brings clarity, systems integration, and flow optimization to help you move better, think better, and live without limits.

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.

Jamie Terry

Specializes in:

• Nervous System Care
• Hypermobility/EDS
• Chronic pain

   

Personal Trainer & Biomechanics Specialist

Philosophy:

Jamie offers individualized, whole-person movement coaching to help people live in their bodies with greater compassion, curiosity, and confidence.  Her work centers on fostering a felt sense of connection between body and self through mindful movement that supports resilience and trust. 

Her path into movement coaching was shaped by early experiences of caregiving and grief. That time deepened her respect for the body’s vulnerability and resilience, and clarified her purpose: to walk alongside people in difficulty so they don’t have to navigate pain or uncertainty alone.

She began her professional journey with a degree in outdoor leadership and experiential education, working as a transformative wilderness guide. From there, she became a Yoga Alliance certified yoga teacher and continuing education provider, and completed certifications in functional movement, strength training, and biomechanics—continually expanding her understanding of what helps people feel safer, more at home, and more capable in their bodies.

She believes all bodies matter and that sustainable change begins by meeting the body exactly where it is.

Her work is collaborative and centered on co-creating movement plans that fit real lives, real goals, and real constraints. Her work is especially supportive for those navigating complexity, sensitivity, or long-standing challenges.