Dr. Reinold is considered a world-renowned leader in the field of sports medicine, rehabilitation, fitness, and sports performance.  As a physical therapist and certified strength and conditioning specialist, Mike uses his background in sport biomechanics, movement quality, muscles imbalances, and manual therapy to specialize in all aspects of human performance.  He has worked extensively with a variety of professional athletes with emphasis on the care of throwing injuries in baseball players.

Dr. Reinold specializes in all sports and orthopedic injuries throughout the body, as well as enhancing movement quality and performance in people looking to get the most out of their bodies.

Dr. Reinold is an active researcher and educator, teaching 100,000’s of fitness and rehabilitation professionals each year through his publications, website, and educational products.

Lenny Macrina has been practicing physical therapy for 11+ years after graduating with his Master’s degree from Boston University.

Lenny is a board certified sports physical therapist by the American Physical Therapy Association and a certified strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association.  Along with maintaining a full clinic schedule, he participates in clinical research with the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, AL and has co-authored several current concept papers, book chapters, and research papers while presenting at various national conferences.

Lenny firmly believes that the patient comes first, no matter the circumstances.  Growing up in Winthrop, MA, Lenny understands the intricacies of the local healthcare system and vows to do everything he can to serve with accountability and render the best care available.

Dave Tilley, DPT comes from an extensive gymnastics background, being a former competitive athlete for 18 years and having 12 years of coaching experience. His unique background as a former athlete and current optional level coach gives him a one of a kind approach for the performance and rehabilitation of gymnasts. He has successfully treated some of the most talented high school, collegiate, and junior elite level gymnasts in the country. Along with gymnastics, Dave is also actively involved in the specialized treatment of Olympic Weightlifters and CrossFit athletes.

Along with his clinical work, Dave is also the owner of a company called SHIFT Movement Science, an educational company that helps teach coaches, athletes, and healthcare providers about optimal performance and injury reduction concepts. His current interests include prevention and rehabilitation of extension based spine injuries, shoulder and hip instability, as well as long-term athletic development, mobility training, and motor control. He is the newest addition to the Champion Physical Therapy and Performance team.

Dan is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and strength coach.  He has an enormous passion for fitness, rehabilitation and optimizing human performance.  Dan’s background in athletic performance is extensive, leading to his unique knowledge of rehabilitation as it applies to sport.  Dan’s athletic career began at a very young age but his first major accomplishment was performing as a division 1 pole-vaulter at Rutgers University.

Dan was also a strength and conditioning coach and personal trainer for 6 years prior to beginning his journey into physical therapy and has continued to be a trainer or coach to this date.  Given this unique background he has a special talent for helping individuals in the strength and fitness world who need either rehabilitation or tips on optimizing performance.

Dan  specializes in treating Crossfit, olympic lifting and strength based athletes.  As much as he likes working with athletes, Dan loves working with regular people looking to enjoy their fitness pain free.

Mike is a Physical Therapist with a background in baseball and golf sports performance and general fitness personal training. Mike is a former 14-year competitive baseball player and currently is working towards his goal of playing competitive golf at the amateur and club level.

Mike graduated from Northeastern University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and a B.S. in Rehabilitation Sciences. While at Northeastern, he worked for 4 years as a certified personal trainer at the university gym and also trained private clients throughout Boston.

Mike was a clinical student at Champion PT during his last semester of graduate school and developed and refined his skills working with youth, high school, college and professional athletes as a student physical therapist.

Mike is committed to continued learning and helping people achieve their physical therapy, fitness, performance and personal goals. He has a strong passion for golf and enjoys helping golfers improve their movement and optimize their performance.

Kiefer is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. He earned his Bachelors of Science degree in Exercise Science with a focus in strength and conditioning at the University of Connecticut. While there, he walked on to the 4x National Champion Men’s Basketball team and played for two seasons while at the same time interning with the strength & conditioning program for men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer.

After graduating from UConn, Kiefer interned at Cressey Sports Performance in Hudson, MA and went on to start a strength & conditioning program at a Division III college and also coach at a semi-private training facility in Connecticut. He has trained professional, collegiate, and high school athletes of various sports, as well as helped general fitness clients of all backgrounds move better and stronger than ever before.

Kiefer first and foremost considers himself a student of the field in pursuit of creating the best possible athlete experience to help each individual reach their goals.

Kristy earned her Bachelors degree in Human Biology with an area of concentration in Health and Human Performance from Stanford University. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA.  While at Stanford Kristy played for the Division I Stanford Women’s Soccer Team and anchored one of the most successful senior classes in NCAA history, producing a four year record of 95-4-4 and 53-0-1 mark in home games while reaching four straight College Cups, capturing 4 conference titles and winning the schools first ever women’s soccer National Championship in 2011.

After Stanford Kristy went on to coach soccer for two seasons as the full time assistant coach for the Boston College women’s soccer team before deciding to pursue a career in strength and conditioning. Following her time at Boston College Kristy interned at Cressey Sports Performance in Hudson, MA and went on to coach at a private training facility in NYC before coming to Champion.  Kristy has athletes and adult fitness clients of all levels. She is passionate about helping people of all backgrounds move better and reach their goals!

Diwesh is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. Diwesh graduated from the University of Massachusetts Lowell with a B.S in Exercise Physiology and a minor in nutrition. While at UMass Lowell, Diwesh worked as a Personal Trainer on campus and was a facility supervisor for the Fitness Center.

Prior to Champion, Diwesh interned at Skill of Strength in Chelmsford, MA under head strength coach, Steve Sheppard. While at SOS Diwesh worked mostly with middle school and high school athletes. Diwesh is passionate about helping athletes and non-athletes move better and become stronger for their sport or life. He believes that good movement patterns and a good base of strength are foundational traits for success in sport and everyday life.

Corrine earned her Bachelors of Science at Rhode Island College in Community Health and Wellness with a concentration in Wellness and Movement Studies, as well as a Minor in Coaching.

While in college, she was an active member of the Division III Women’s Gymnastics team, and helped lead her team to breaking the school’s record in team scores. At the same time, she took charge of both the pre- and post- season strength and conditioning programming for the team.

Corrine has coached gymnastics for the last 8 years with a variety of age groups and ability levels. Additionally, during the fall of her senior year at Rhode Island College, she designed and directed an after school movement program for preschoolers and kindergartners, to incorporate fun into teaching movement patterns and coordination. She is passionate about making fitness and gymnastics a fun and safe environment for everyone, which was a driving force in her recent involvement as the head coach in the Champion Gymnastics Performance Program led by Dr. Dave Tilley at Champion.