Welcome to StretchLab Fairhope

Meet Kyle! Kyle grew up in Daphne and is a graduate of the University of South Alabama with a degree in Exercise Science and a minor in Psychology. Kyle is currently working towards his CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) and will eventually be pursuing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Kyle is a Navy veteran who used to work on jet engines and spends his free time either lifting weights or playing guitar! Kyle’s favorite stretch is the lumbar twist.

Meet Ellis! Elllis holds a degree in Exercise Science from the University of South Alabama. His passions include staying active through workouts, swimming, and cheering on the Crimson Tide during college football season - ROLL TIDE!. With over seven years of experience as a personal trainer, he has had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients, helping them achieve their fitness goals and enjoying the process of witnessing their progress.

Meet Ed! With over 26 years of experience in therapeutic massage and mobility therapies, Ed has been transforming lives through wellness. Born and raised in Baton Rouge, LA, he graduated from Lousiana State University and completed massage training at the Medical Training College in Baton Rouge. In 2016, Ed and his lovely wife made Fairhope their home, where he has continued his passion for helping other on their wellness journeys. Ed is known for his "healing hands" and his genuine care for each client's needs. Book a spot with Ed today!

Meet Kaitlynn! Kaitlynn is a graduate of the University of South Alabama with a degree in Exercise Science. She is also currently enrolled in the Physical Therapy Assistant program at Pensacola State College. Kaitlynn is super passionate about educating on the importance of mobility and stretching. She wants to help clients achieve their movement goals and help improve their quality of life! Grab a spot on Kaitlynns schedule for an educational and relaxing stretch session!

Being from Kansas, Deyton earned his bachelors degree in Kinesiology from Kansas State University. Go Cats! Deyton brings a unique perspective to assisted stretching because of his own experiences with a back surgery and the recovery process. He plans on a long career in healthcare which includes becoming a nurse practitioner in the future. Deyton spends his freetime watching sports, playing golf and spending time with his dogs. Book a time on Deyton's schedule and get to feeling better and living life to the fullest!

Meet Taylar! Taylar discovered her passion for all things health and fitness during her time at Cheer Force One where she was involved in competitive cheerleading, both as a team member and coach. She earned her degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Health and Fitness from the University of South Alabama, with the goal of becoming a Physical Therapist. Taylar stays active through weight training and gym sessions and, of course, mobility work. Taylar can't wait to meet you!

Meet Dylan! Born and raised right here in Fairhope, Dylan’s passion for health and movement began with CrossFit in 2018. What started as personal transformation quickly evolved into coaching group classes and training clients one-on-one. That coaching spark led him to dive deeper, earning both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Exercise Science from the University of South Alabama. Through his studies, Dylan discovered a deeper understanding of how the body moves, and how tight or restricted muscles can contribute to chronic pain and tension. Now, he brings that knowledge to StretchLab with a mission to help others move better, feel stronger, and live more freely every day. Grab a spot on Dylan's schedule Monday - Wednesday mornings!

Meet Bryce! He spent his earlier years living near Seattle before moving to the Florida panhandle, where he finished high school and earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from the University of West Florida. Bryce's passion for health and fitness began when he started working with a personal trainer and discovered how impactful proper movement and exercise can be. He's now applying to the University of South Alabama’s Occupational Therapy program to further pursue his career in helping people improve their quality of life through functional movement. One of his favorite stretches is upper body traction.