Kyle Hildebrandt
He/Him
Injury Prevention
Corrective exercise to improve functional strength and muscle balance
Custom mobility programs to alleviate tight muscles and improve joint alignment
Rehabilitation
Coordinated strength programs with your doctor(s) and/or physical therapist(s) in order to improve your strength and mobility while keeping you safe during recovery
Mobility
Manual assisted stretch sessions on a massage table to enhance tissue flexibility
Soft tissue manipulation tools to help with breaking up scar tissue in order to restore proper muscle function
Long Term Wellness
Sustainable nutritional guidance and education
Daily health habits and lifestyle homework to improve energy and reduce stress
“At some point, we all have to choose between what the world wants you to be and who you are.”
-Black Widow
I discovered a passion for weight lifting in high school with my best friend and his dad in their garage, learning all about his father’s powerlifting days in the Air Force. I never had a big desire to be super muscular, but I was constantly fascinated with how the intricacies of the body worked together. During my 11 years of working a very physical job at Trader Joe’s, I was constantly asked about my workout programs and food knowledge. In 2015 I made the decision to head into personal training in order to positively impact other people’s lives with what I had learned.
The more I learned about personal training, the more I found that people were approaching me with all sorts of advanced level injuries or issues that I was ill equipped to handle. So I put my training practice on hold, in order to improve my body knowledge and gain more hands-on experience while working for a chiropractor. Turns out, this was an incredible gift of knowledge and experience for me. They were an integrated practice with massage, chiropractic, and a holistic medical side. I was quickly promoted from the “stretching guy” to running the entire physical therapy floor. I even had my hands in the medical side assisting an amazing nurse practitioner during her training courses as she taught other medical professionals around the country how to do what she did. She specialized in holistic trigger point therapy and I helped direct the practitioners to identify the correct muscle placement. This experience taught me the relationship between the spine, muscles, and the importance of soft tissue work.
I left the integrated medical facility in 2018 to get back into personal training and currently use all of the invaluable skills that I gained to help others feel and move better.
I share a deep, empathetic connection with individuals facing internal struggles like anxiety or low self-confidence, as well as those battling external pain, due to my own personal experience with my mother's journey through fibromyalgia. My ideal personal training client comes with the goal of moving better and feeling better, both inside and out.
Education
National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) Certified Personal Trainer
NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES)
NASM Weight Loss Specialist (WLS)
The Ready State (TRS) Movement and Mobility Specialist
Precision Nutrition Level 1 (PN1)