Kadalyst's 3 Step Process
Step 1: Decrease Pain, Set Goals, and Identify Primary Pain Drivers |
Step 2: Improve Strength, Flexibility, and Pain Understanding |
Step 3: Reduce the risk of it happening again. Modify and improve Habits. |
Our Core Services
Rehab/Physical TherapyIn-person, online, and mobile physical therapy to help you recover from pain and injury.
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Personal TrainingIn-person, online, and mobile personal training to help you get in the best shape of your life.
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The Longer You Wait, The Longer You Suffer...
Do you know how many people wait to see us until symptoms are unbearable? Why wait until you can't move? That's not a great plan, seriously, it's a bad one...
How much time have you already taken off from an activity you love? Do you honestly believe it's just going to get better with time? It's already been 6 weeks!
What will life look like if you can't do what you want to do in another 6 weeks?
Don't wait around to find out... seriously, just don't. It makes no sense.
Hit that button below, get in here and let's get started!
Do you know how many people wait to see us until symptoms are unbearable? Why wait until you can't move? That's not a great plan, seriously, it's a bad one...
How much time have you already taken off from an activity you love? Do you honestly believe it's just going to get better with time? It's already been 6 weeks!
What will life look like if you can't do what you want to do in another 6 weeks?
Don't wait around to find out... seriously, just don't. It makes no sense.
Hit that button below, get in here and let's get started!
Our Vision
To solve the world’s most pressing health and social issues.
Our mission
To build 1,000,000+ healthy and thriving people through hard work, smart work, and building strong bodies and strong minds.
What Our Clients Are Saying
What Our Clients Are Doing
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What People Are Saying About Us
Lawrence "Rusty" Hofmann, MD
Chief, Interventional Radiology, Stanford University School of Medicine, 2006 - Present Co-medical Director; Cardiac and Interventional Radiology (Cath Angio), Stanford Hospital and Clinics, 2006 - Present |
I am a physician and professor at Stanford. I had a severe leg fracture due to skiing and was repaired with 8 screws and a plate. I met Nathan on post-op day 7. He and I have been working together 2-3xs a week now for 4 months as my goal is to get back to my real passion of surfing and exercising. |