My name is Derek. I have been working at Stretch Lab since June 2021. I am a graduate of Penn State University, with a degree in Kinesiology. I am currently taking classes at ASU to fulfill the requirements needed to be accepted into a physical therapy doctorate program. I also have an associate’s degree in acting from the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York. I have a background in sports medicine and physical therapy, as well as sports performance, and have been a personal trainer for the last six years prior to working at Stretch Lab. I have an enthusiasm for anything that will make the body bigger, stronger and faster. I believe that mobility work is an underappreciated aspect of movement, and should be incorporated in an individual’s daily routine.

Hi, I’m Brooklyn. My background is in Kinesiology and Health Promotions from the University of Wyoming. Continuing education has led me to study Thai-massage in Thailand, Yoga practices in India and meditation in Indonesia. The body is one interconnected complex system with many ways to release tension. Deep assisted stretching provided a beautiful outlet for addressing full body tension related concerns. Everyone has the right to move better and feel better. Let’s start your journey today.

Hello! My name is Bryce and human anatomy and movement has been my focus for the past 10 years. I graduated from the University of Arizona with a bachelors in Physiology and Medical Sciences with an emphasis on Exercise Science. During my time there, I was a member of the athletic training department and was able to work with collegiate athletes from all sports. I have since been attending Northern Arizona University Phoenix campus as a Doctoral student of Physical Therapy and will be graduating in late 2027. There are so many ways the human body can function and stretching enables the body to work as it was designed. It is one aspect of the big picture of human movement and should be part of everyone’s habits.