Personal Trainers in Mountlake Terrace, WA

Dr. Matthew Wines DPT, CSCS
Dr. Matthew Wines DPT, CSCS
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Serves Mountlake Terrace, WA
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13 years in business
Dr. Wines’s mission is to deliver empathetic care and to advocate for patients’ optimal recovery. He has a keen interest in continuing education for the latest rehabilitation techniques and in collaborating with other healthcare providers to deliver the best care possible. Matthew’s areas of expertise include diagnosing/treating orthopedic conditions, ACL recovery, joint replacement recovery, shoulder impingement vestibular rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation, balance training, and running analysis and so much more. He was a collegiate dual sport athlete in both football and track. In his free time he likes to hike and run with his dog Lucy and Tofu. listen to podcasts, play board games with family/friends and wife Alli, go wine tasting, and enjoy all the beautiful Pacific Northwest has to offer. PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Doctor of Physical Therapy from Baylor University (Waco, TX) B.S. in Exercise Science from Western Oregon University (Monmouth, OR) CERTIFICATIONS American College of Sports Medicine (CPT) American Physical Therapy Association Member IASTM trained TRX trained PiYo Certified Group Power Certified *Cash app, cash, check or card at this time. Require all clients to commit to 6 weeks of training at 1-2x/week determined by Matthew Wines DPT. Plan of care can be extended past 6 weeks if deemed necessary and appropriate for all parties involved*
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