Dr. Constance Bradley is a senior faculty member with a diverse academic and professional background. A graduate of the US Air Force Academy (BSc, 2001), the University of Colorado (MA in Philosophy, focusing on Medical Ethics, 2002), and the University of Utah (PhD with emphases in Philosophy of Science and Theoretical Biology, 2009), Dr. Bradley has also earned an MA in Acupuncture from the Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture (2015). Dr. Bradley has contributed to journals including the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, the Sage, and the Feng Shui Journal. Currently licensed to practice acupuncture in Kentucky, she also holds a national certification through the NCCAOM.

Kelly Saxton, MS, ATC, LAT, LMT, CST-T, is an experienced athletic trainer, massage therapist, and rehabilitation professional.

Her professional experience includes work at East Carolina University and Penn State, where she supported NCAA athletic programs that achieved three national championships.

Kelly’s teaching combines clinical knowledge with practical treatment-room instruction, helping practitioners translate complex therapeutic concepts into safe and usable professional skills.

Sonja Forster is a dedicated physiotherapist and certified yoga teacher with a focus on core and pelvic floor dysfunction and rehabilitation. Hailing from Munich, Germany, Sonja completed her studies and began her practice in physiotherapy. She currently operates a private practice, where she specializes in treating clients with orthopedic pain as well as core and pelvic floor dysfunctions. In her pursuit of enhancing women's health, Sonja has devoted significant time and effort to preventive care. With a strong commitment to this sector, she continually expands her knowledge and expertise in order to provide comprehensive and effective treatments. Sonja Forster's compassionate approach and wealth of experience make her a trusted professional in the field. Whether it's addressing orthopedic issues or focusing on women's health, Sonja's expertise and dedication empower her clients to achieve optimal well-being and regain confidence in their bodies.

Becky Tyler, is a highly qualified, versatile Osteopath with over 13years experience treating patients. Qualified in Osteopathy, Paediatric Osteopathy, Sports massage, Personal training, Swimming teaching and more, her passion for helping people and love for the job keeps Becky always seeking her next course. Working with high level Sportsman including Tom Birchall (Sidecar racer) and Oliver Townsend MBE (a British eventing rider) Becky fully appreciates the demands of high level sport and the importance of having a good therapy programme that fits inline with the demands of training and competing. Becky is a natural and inspirational teacher who thoroughly enjoys passing on her knowledge to the next generation of therapists through teaching and assessment.

Steph Hnatiuk, BSc RD, is a seasoned Registered Dietitian and Fitness Coach with over 10 years of experience. Her expertise has positively impacted countless individuals, improving their running performance, body composition, and fostering a healthier relationship with food and exercise. Currently, Steph is focused on creating specialized NAT courses for runners and professionals working with runners. These courses aim to enhance understanding of nutrition's role in performance, health, and rehabilitation. With evidence-based practices and personalized coaching, Steph equips participants with the knowledge and tools to optimize their athletic potential while promoting sustainable and balanced nutrition and exercise practices. Join Steph Hnatiuk on a transformative journey to unlock your running potential and gain insight into how nutrition impacts your overall well-being. Her guidance empowers individuals to make informed dietary choices, overcome challenges, and cultivate a positive and nourishing connection with their bodies.

Portia B. Resnick, PhD, ATC, BCTMB,has over 25 years of experience in the sports medicine field as a board-certified athletic trainer and massage therapist. With a PhD in education with a concentration in kinesiology from  the University of Hawaii at Manoa, her research delved into the use of heart rate variability as a clinical measure of recovery in NCAA Division 1 athletes. 

Having worked as an athletic trainer at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels and as a sole proprietor in therapeutic and sports massage, Portia currently holds the positions of Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Clinical Education at California State University, Long Beach. She has completed multiple massage-related research projects, including looking at heart rate variability as recovery from exercise, examining practices in sports massage, and massage ergonomics. She has given numerous presentations on manual therapy and is currently writing her first book on the anatomy and physiology of sports massage.

Dr. Jeremy Howard joined the Florida Army National Guard in 2002 and is a veteran of Afghanistan (2009-2010) and served in Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia during 2021. He currently serves as the State’s Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) Program’s Integrator and Chief of Training. He earned his Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training from Florida Gulf Coast University, and both a Masters of Health Science in Athletic Training and Educational Doctorate from the University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences. 

While he has worked in more traditional settings such as Collegiate Sports Medicine and Clinical work for Chiropractor, he has run State-level programs in health and wellness for the FLARNG since 2018. His military skillset is quite different than his civilian healthcare career. He is a Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CW3) holding the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) of 140A Air & Missile Defense Systems Integrator and graduate of the highly competitive Joint Interface Control Officer (JICO) course, where he manages tactical data links (TDLs) and secure internet protocol operations to ensure exchange of tactical data across a theater of operations. 

During his last deployment in Iraq and Syria, he managed the exchange of Air Picture and tactical data for Central and North Iraq, as well as Eastern Syria, directly resulting in successful engagements during an enemy drone attack. His diligence and efforts in that deployment earned him a Bronze Star and selection as the 2021 Fires Center of Excellence Sage Award and the 2021 Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance’s U.S. Missile Defender of the Year award. 

Aside from the 40+ healthcare credentials he holds, he is also credentialed through CompTIA in A Plus, Network Plus, Security Plus, Information Technologies Operations Specialist, and Secure Infrastructure Specialist. Jeremy is currently serving as a volunteer leader on the NATA’s Armed Forces COPA Committee, NSCA’s Tactical Strength & Conditioning Special Interest Group, and the Florida State’s NSCA committee as the Tactical Representative. Jeremy has published two research papers and previously contributed to the NATA’s Blog and On-Demand Trainings.

Dr. Johna Register-Mihalik is the Associate Chair for Curricula and Faculty Affairs and an Associate Professor in the Department of Exercise and Sport Science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is also a core faculty member in the Matthew Gfeller Center and serves as the Co-Director of the STAR Heel Performance Laboratory and Traumatic Division Director for the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research. 

Her primary research work is based in her background as an Athletic Trainer and centers on novel behavioral and clinical interventions to improve concussion care across the lifespan. She has been the recipient of several research grants to pursue this line of work including funding from the Department of Defense, the Centers for Disease Control, and several foundations. Dr. Register-Mihalik is also an active member of many professional organizations including the National Athletic Trainers' Association and the American College of Sports Medicine and is a Fellow in both organizations. 

Dana Waltzman, PhD, is an Associate Research Professor and Research Director within the Indiana University School of Medicine’s Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. She received her PhD in Psychology specializing in Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of California, Los Angeles. She completed two post-doctoral fellowships at the Memory and Aging Center at the University of California, San Francisco and a joint fellowship at Stanford University and the Department of Veterans Affairs, Palo Alto. Her previous role was as a Behavioral Scientist on the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) team at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Dr. Waltzman’s research focuses on leveraging epidemiology, statistical, and data science methods to improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations. She has expertise in analyzing surveillance, clinical, and observational research data to identify risk factors, reduce adverse outcomes, and inform evidence-based interventions.
 
Dr. Waltzman has authored more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and has received several awards acknowledging her contributions, including the 2018 and 2019 Excellence in Public Health Protection CDC Award, the 2021 CDC Honor Award for Health Equity, the 2021 CDC Honor Award for Excellence in Epidemiology, and the 2024 Global Neurosurgery Paper of the Year Award for a firearm-related TBI manuscript from the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.

BJ Anderson is dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles with a variety of activities. He currently serves as Sports Medicine Director at Augsburg University and is a past Team Physician for the Gopher wrestling and football teams. He also serves on the Sports Medicine Advisory Committee for the MSHSL and is a medical advisor for MN/USA wrestling.

BJ enjoys spending time with his family, rock climbing, skiing, theater, and his three dogs. He has performed multiple clinical studies on antiviral medication in controlling and preventing outbreaks of Herpes Gladiatorum in wrestlers. BJ has also written numerous papers on using valacyclovir for Herpes Gladiatorum, which presently serves as the landmark guideline for treating this infectious agent in high school, collegiate, and Olympic athletes.

Chris Kuenze is the co-director of the Exercise & Sport Injury Lab. His research interest includes the impact of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury and surgical reconstruction (ACLR) on physical activity participation and lower extremity biomechanics. The goals of his research are to reduce ACL re-injury risk and promote positive long-term joint health and well-being. Kuenze has authored or co-authored more than 75 peer-reviewed journal articles and has presented at a variety of national and international meetings.

Caroline’s primary research interests are to identify modifiable aspects of joint mechanical loading and develop evidence-based interventions to maintain knee joint health, reduce disability, and improve quality of life in individuals with a history of ACL injury and ACLR. Caroline hopes to accomplish this goal by bridging the gap between clinical and free-living assessment of mechanical loading behavior of patients through the application of biomechanics and wearable sensors to prevent the onset or slow the progression of post-traumatic osteoarthritis.