Dr. Michael Kang acquired his doctorate in Physical Therapy at Loma Linda University in 2016 as a recipient of the Warren Trust Fund Scholarship. Being heavily involved in athletics from a young age, Michael developed a precocious understanding of the value of human movement and how its preservation improves our quality of life. Driven by his passion to inspire those to maximize their capabilities, Michael gained years of experience with personal training and exercise physiology leading up to the beginning of his doctorate program. Following ACL ruptures to both knees, Michael extensively researched and explored the boundaries of his own rehabilitation following surgery. Through this process, he found his inspiration to promote to others the benefits of physical therapy and self-actualization.

His treatment philosophy involves the utilization of manual therapy and neurodynamic techniques to restore movement and streamline its efficiency through therapeutic exercise. It is critical to jumpstart proper activation and mechanics that are highly compromised following injury and chronic pain. Michael enjoys surfing, rockclimbing, and exploring his creative side with photography.