Welcome to StretchLab Sugar House

Kennadee is a graduate of the University of Utah, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology. With a passion for learning and a strong commitment to helping others achieve their wellness goals, Kennadee is excited to continue her education and will be entering the Physical Therapy program at the University of Utah in May 2025. Since April 2023, Kennadee has been a valued member of the StretchLab team, stepping into the role of Lead Flexologist in April 2024. She brings her enthusiasm and passion for movement to every session, helping clients improve their mobility and overall well-being. Outside of her studies and work, Kennadee loves staying active and enjoys a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, dancing, camping, and boating. She treasures spending time with family and friends and always finds joy in listening to music. Kennadee is excited to continue her journey with StretchLab and to make a positive impact on others’ lives through movement and wellness.

Brandon is a sports medicine and family chiropractor. With a background in swimming, water polo, triathlon, and strength sports like powerlifting and CrossFit, he understands the importance of mobility from both a performance and recovery standpoint. He studied chiropractic care at the Southern California University of Health Sciences, where he also gained training in physical therapy techniques, soft tissue manipulation, nutrition, and integrative wellness. Brandon has worked with athletes and everyday clients alike—from university sports programs to corporate wellness initiatives—and brings a well-rounded, movement-focused approach to every session. He’s passionate about helping people feel and move better and looks forward to working with StretchLab clients to achieve their mobility goals.

Hi everyone! My name is Dayna, and I’m so excited to be part of the StretchLab team. I’m originally from Idaho, where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, Sport, and Health Sciences from the University of Idaho. My background includes working in multiple outpatient physical therapy clinics, and I’ve always had a passion for health and wellness. Whether I’m strength training at my favorite local gym, playing pickleball at Fairmont Park, or biking around town (rain or shine!), I love staying active and promoting a healthy lifestyle. At StretchLab, I’m dedicated to helping each client become the best version of themselves by focusing on improving mobility, flexibility, strength, and overall quality of life. I’m here to support you in living your healthiest, happiest life for as long as possible. I can’t wait to meet you!

Xandie earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from Brigham Young University–Idaho in December 2021. Originally from Moscow, Russia, she brings experience in rehabilitation and a strong foundation in human movement and wellness. Xandie has been part of the StretchLab team for over two years, where she’s passionate about helping clients improve their flexibility, mobility, and overall well-being. Outside of StretchLab, she enjoys singing and spending quality time with friends.

Hi! My name is Ben, and I’m passionate about helping people move better, recover faster, and perform at their best. I recently graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Kinesiology (Sports Science emphasis) and a minor in Chemistry. My background includes a competitive athletic career in Freestyle Aerials Skiing, where I trained with the U.S. Ski Team in Park City. That experience gave me a strong foundation in biomechanics, mobility, recovery, and injury prevention—knowledge I bring into every assisted stretch session. Outside the studio, I’m also a DJ and dance music producer, which fuels my appreciation for rhythm, flow, and creative movement. As a Flexologist at StretchLab, I love customizing stretches to support your goals—whether that’s improving flexibility, enhancing athletic performance, or simply helping your body feel better day to day.

Hello I'm Jakobe! I’m a Utah Tech University graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and a strong background in athletics and physical therapy. I’ve spent four years coaching and managing youth sports, along with working hands-on with orthopedic rehabilitation patients in a clinical setting. I also worked at StretchLab for a year before taking a long road adventure and am excited to be back!! I’m passionate about movement and enjoy staying active through running, basketball, yoga, and snowboarding. My goal is to help clients improve mobility, move with less pain, and stay active for the long term. I’d love to support you in reaching your movement and wellness goals at StretchLab.

Hi, my name is Cassidy. I’m a lifelong dancer and a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) with experience working with individuals managing chronic and acute musculoskeletal pain, injuries, and neuromuscular conditions. My background allows me to combine evidence-based care with StretchLab’s one-on-one assisted stretching and soft tissue mobilization techniques. I take a client-centered approach to movement and recovery, focusing on improving mobility, reducing discomfort, and helping clients feel more confident in how their bodies move. I believe education is an important part of the process and enjoy helping clients better understand their bodies while working toward their personal movement goals. At StretchLab, my goal is to help you move more freely, feel stronger, and experience lasting results—whether you’re recovering from injury, managing pain, or looking to improve flexibility and performance. Outside the studio, I enjoy dancing, watching movies, and crafting.

Hi, my name is Angela. I studied marketing and psychology at the University of Illinois, but my passion for movement and wellness led me into the world of assisted stretching, yoga, and bodywork. I’m a 200-hour certified yoga instructor and currently completing massage therapy training, where I continue to learn how the body holds tension and how the nervous system impacts mobility and recovery. As a long-distance runner with eight marathons and many half marathons completed, along with years of hiking and skiing in the Utah mountains, I understand firsthand how important flexibility, joint health, and proper recovery are for performance and longevity. At StretchLab, I use a personalized, one-on-one assisted stretching approach to help you improve mobility, increase flexibility, reduce tension, and move more comfortably in your daily life. My goal is to help you feel stronger, more balanced, and more confident in how your body moves—both inside and outside the studio.