Welcome to StretchLab Tustin

Qualifications: Degree in kinesiology from Cal State Fullerton. Planning to enrol in a doctorate program for chiropractic Movement History: Powerlifting and Strength Training Current Movement and why stretching is important to Danny: I have been powerlifting for several years and learned a lot about strength and conditioning. I love to watch the NBA and analyse performances and injuries that may occur and incorporate it into sports medicine. Stretching is extremely important because it allows you to increase your performance in any sport or improve your quality of life.

Hi there! I'm Rich, and I'm the Senior Flexologist at StretchLab Tustin. Drawing on my extensive background in personal training and massage therapy, I'm currently dedicated to expanding my expertise in neurology. Working at StretchLab allows me to witness firsthand the incredible impact of assisted stretching on improving individuals' range of motion, empowering them to lead vibrant, dynamic lives.

Greeting Everyone! My name is Nicholas. I am a certified Massage Therapist, Personal Trainer, and I am presently in college on the academic tracks to eventually receive bachelor’s degrees in: kinesiology and psychology. Due to past injuries and surgeries from when I was an athlete, I found my healing and recovery through the fields of hollistic health. That is why assisted stretching is important to me; it improved my quality of life and has its own uniqueness of recovery which I find to be a pillar in the fields of holistic health. That is why I love working at Stretchlab –to help others improve their quality of life in their own way via the benefits of assisted stretching.

David Dang-aoen, MS, is a Flexologist with a master’s degree in Kinesiology and advanced degree certifications and specializations in Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Corrective Exercise, and Exercise & Sport Psychology. His approach combines evidence-based movement science with assisted stretching to help clients improve mobility, joint function, and overall movement quality. David applies his background in biomechanics, motor control, and movement assessment to identify restrictions that affect posture, daily movement, and performance. Rather than treating flexibility as isolated muscle lengthening, he designs individualized stretch sessions that account for joint mechanics, neuromuscular control, and tissue adaptation. David has served in diverse settings, including physical therapy clinics, hospital-based rehabilitation, and private-sector coaching. His experience spans post-injury rehabilitation, chronic pain management, gait dysfunction, sport performance, and general strength development. His clinical training in orthopedic rehabilitation and corrective exercise allows him to work safely with a wide range of clients, including those recovering from injury, managing chronic stiffness, or transitioning back into regular movement. Informed by principles from exercise and sport psychology, David emphasizes clear communication, client education, and consistency to support long-term results. David’s goal as a Flexologist is to help clients move with greater ease, confidence, and awareness through intentional, science-driven stretching.

I am a dedicated physical therapist with a fellowship in orthotics and prosthetics from Loma Linda University, which I completed in 2023. I specialize in rehabilitation for amputees, focusing on their rehab and proper prosthetic treatment. Additionally, I am a spine specialist, working with conditions like scoliosis and degenerative disc diseases. I am passionate about helping individuals achieve their goals and improve their quality of life and mobility.