Ryan is a C.H.E.K Exercise Coach, and a Certified Personal Trainer with the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Ryan is driven to achieve optimal results and knowledge for his clients, as well as himself. He empowers his clients by evolving not only their bodies, but also their mind and self. His specialties lie in weight loss and sports-specific athletics (Ryan has trained beginner traithletes to Ironman triathletes, Strongman competitors, and almost every team sport out there today). He has an infinite amount of energy and motivation to learn and to teach, allowing him to develop highly personalized programs to help his clients excel in whichever goal they desire. Whether the goal is, fat loss, muscle toning, more energy, improved sports performance, recovery/prevention from injury, or nutritional counseling. Ryan's main objective isn't just to train a client for an hour a day, but to instill the knowledge and behavior modifications necessary to make long lasting changes in each client. By doing this, he ensures that every client will maintain a happy, healthy, and functional life.

Robert Yang specializes in nutrition, nutritional supplementation, strength and conditioning, corrective exercise, and lifestyle coaching. His integrative and individualized programs have helped athletes and individuals improve performance, increase recovery capabilities, prevent injuries, and improve health and vitality. Robert is the co-founder of The Pure Performance Clinic in Encinitas, California, where he maintains an active practice designing corrective, performance enhancement, and rehabilitative exercise programs for clients with chronic musculo-skeletal problems. Individualized nutritional and supplement programs are also an integral part of his practice.

While operating his full time practice, Robert is also a nutrition consultant to the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, California. He consults with golfers one on one, covering topics ranging from proper hydration to lifestyle factors that influence ones golf game. Ensuring that golfers are at their peak, he has designed menu plans that optimize their energy levels during their 2 day experience. Robert has also been a consultant for the San Diego State University golf team. Licensed by the American Health Science University as a nutritionist, Robert uses progressive and scientific protocols for nutritional therapies. One of his key testing procedures is the use of Metabolic Typing. As a Metabolic Typing Intermediate advisor he offers clients precise nutritional plans appropriate for their individual biochemistry.

Robert is a graduate of the University of California Santa Barbara with a Biopsychology and Exercise Health Science degree. He is also a certified CHEK (Corrective High-Performance Exercise Kinesiology) Level 4 Practitioner. Robert also holds a Level 1 coach's certification in Olympic style weight lifting from the United States Weight Lifting Federation (USWF). As an athlete, husband and father Robert understands the needs of his clients and strives to stay on the cutting edge of training, supplementation, nutrition, and rehabilitation and performance enhancement. Robert is continually traveling, researching and studying the best methods to help individuals achieve their ultimate goal.

Along with physical exercise and nutrition, the final and just as important element to total health and vitality is a healthy mind. Dr. Harold E. Shinitzky currently consults for several countries, states, counties as well as public schools and independent schools with the development, implementation and evaluation of adolescent prevention initiatives. He has been the mental health correspondent for ABC and Fox television in Tampa.

Dr. Shinitzky was the Director of the Assessment/Intervention Team (AIT) Prevention Services at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics. The AIT provides comprehensive evaluations of high-risk youths and their families. Dr. Shinitzky has developed and facilitated after school, positive peer oriented prevention groups for high-risk youth.

Dr. Shinitzky has presented internationally and nationally on the topic of "Best Practice" models in prevention of high-risk youth to major mental health organizations and medical societies. He has presented to the United Nations 6th Annual International Conference on Substance Abuse in Italy. He recently presented to the Drug Prevention Networks of the Americas in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is on the national advisory board to Drug Free America, The Learning Partnership, and the Applied Institute of Forensic Psychology. He was a Robert Wood Johnson Join Together national fellow as well as a Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, Faculty Development Project fellow. Previously, he was president of the Baltimore Psychological Association. Dr. Shinitzky has published articles on the topics of substance abuse prevention programs for youth as well as on the topic of provider-patient interview/communication skills training.

Dr. Shinitzky was recently appointed to the Medical Advisory Board for the Florida Office of Drug Control. He has been elected by his peers for a third consecutive term as President of the Florida Psychological Association, Pinellas Chapter. He was selected into the Whose Who in America in 2003. Dr. Shinitzky was selected as the 2000 Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Community Service. While at Johns Hopkins, he was the mental health correspondent for the ABC Baltimore, Maryland, "Fast Forward". He has received the Distinguished Faculty, Excellence in Teaching Award from Towson University, Department of Psychology Psi Chi chapter in 1997 and 1999, as well as the "Most Helpful Doc" Award from the pediatric residents at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Shinitzky also served as a member of the Committee on Women and Minorities at the Johns Hopkins University.

Dr. Shinitzky is involved in clinical outcome research and conducts individual, group and family therapy. A sub-specialty includes Sports Psychology.