A former record-breaking natural powerlifter, Dr. Eric Serrano has a passion for providing a holistic and cutting-edge approach to medicine that draws in a wide array of professional athletes inclusive of the NFL, NHL, MLB, and Olympic games. As a board-certified physician at the forefront of both integrative and functional medicine with over 30 years of experience, Dr. Serrano sees his profession as a vocation.

Driven by achieving excellence in his craft, Dr. Serrano has never wavered in his dedication to providing his patients with honest, exemplary health. He acknowledges the need to provide all under his care with optimal nutrition and recognizes the responsibility he has to remain fully aware of all new scientific developments. Known for his customized nutrition, exercise, and supplementation protocols, Dr. Serrano utilizes diagnostic medicine to provide safe, drug free solutions to his patients.

Originating from San Juan, Puerto Rico Dr. Serrano moved stateside to attend Kansas University where he earned his medical degree and met and married the second half of his Serrano Family Practice team. He is a father of five, four of them girls, and recognizes the need to stay as healthy and strong for as long as possible and wants to help all other dads do the same.

Dr. Jeffrey Gudin is a nationally recognized expert in pain medicine, anesthesiology, addiction medicine, and hospice/palliative care. He currently serves as a Professor of Anesthesiology and Pain Management at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.

Previously, he was the Director of Pain Management and Palliative Care at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey for over 17 years. Dr. Gudin received his medical degree from Albany Medical College in Albany, New York.

He completed his residency in Anesthesiology at Yale University School of Medicine and a fellowship at The Yale Center for Pain Management. During his training, he also directed a substance abuse treatment center and received specialized training in addiction medicine. His clinical focus includes chronic pain management, safe opioid prescribing practices, and innovative approaches in non-opioid analgesia. He regularly consults with state medical boards and pharmaceutical companies on novel analgesic products and opioid-related risk management strategies.

In her more than two decades as a surgeon, Dr. Anna Toker has won numerous awards for her mastery of surgery. During this time, she has developed a passion for overall wellness and educating her patients and the public about how nutrition can help them avoid surgery or recover faster from surgery.

Dr. Toker has garnered an impressive following on all social media platforms. Her informative online education about gut health and microbiome has earned almost 100,000 followers on Instagram (@drannatoker) alone. “It is my commitment to serve the community with the same dedication I have for my patients,” she says. “Whether a patient needs major surgery or not, a large portion of my discussions revolve around normalizing intestinal function.”

Dr. Toker’s online educational program, “Gut Check,” includes 100 daily conversations regarding digestion and the interaction of the microbiome in every aspect of one's life. “This program represents more than 30 years of experience, first as a microbiologist and then as a colorectal surgeon—and it costs less than the price of a consultation.”

For existing and new patients, Dr. Toker also offers convenient telehealth consultations about digestive nutrition. In addition to her M.D., Dr. Toker earned a master's degree in microbiology with a focus on the microbiome.

Dr. Sakr is a dual board-certified physician in family and sports medicine, having earned the degree of Fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice. He currently serves as Head Team Physician for University of Arizona Football and as a Sports Medicine physician at Campus Health Services. He has extensive clinical, research and teaching experience, serving as an Assistant Professor at University of Pittsburgh and Duke University Medical Centers.

Dr. Sakr has extensive experience treating athletes of all ages and skill levels, including pediatric, high school, college, professional and Olympic athletes. He serves as a Team Physician for USA Rugby, where he provides care for the USA Men's 15s National Team and Olympic 7s Men's and Women's Teams and is a Member of the World Rugby Player Welfare Working Group.

Sachin Patel is a father, husband, philanthropist, functional medicine practice success coach, speaker, author, breathwork facilitator, and plant medicine advocate.

Sachin is convinced that “the doctor of the future is the patient” and he has committed himself to helping others raise their consciousness, activate their inner doctor, and initiate their deepest healing through the use of lifestyle, genetics, self-care, and breathwork.

As a Precision Wellness Practitioner, Sachin founded The Living Proof Institute through which he pioneered a revolutionary approach to patient-centered healthcare.

Sachin has coached hundreds of practitioners around the world so that they are empowered to deliver affordable and inspired care to their communities through his Perfect Practice Mentorship Program.

He is an advocate of transforming the healthcare paradigm and he has devoted his life to the betterment of health care for both patients and practitioners.

Charles E. Argoff, MD, is Professor of Neurology at Albany Medical College, Vice-Chair of the Department of Neurology,Director of the Comprehensive Pain Center at Albany Medical Center and Director of the Pain Management Fellowship in Albany, NY. Dr. Argoff is Immediate Past President of the American Academy of Pain Medicine

He is one of the editors of the recently published textbook Raj’s Practical Management of Pain, Sixth Edition, and co-author of Defeat Chronic Pain Now, a book written for people with chronic pain. He has recently published the fourth edition of Pain Management Secrets.

Internationally Recognized Nutrition & Fitness Expert and Global Speaker

Mark Macdonald is a devoted husband to his wife Abbi and a proud father to their two children, Hunter and Hope. Professionally, he is a globally respected leader in nutrition and fitness, a New York Times bestselling author, media personality, entrepreneur, and international educator. Over the course of his career, Mark has guided a diverse range of individuals—from elite athletes and celebrities to corporate leaders and busy families—helping them achieve sustainable, long-term health.

Mark’s work is driven by a mission to fundamentally change how people think about food. He is best known for empowering individuals to move away from restrictive dieting and instead learn how to balance their blood sugar through a simple, practical approach to eating. His PFC3 method—focusing on balanced intake of protein, fats, and carbohydrates every three hours—has become a cornerstone of his teachings and a globally adopted framework.

After returning to the fundamentals of nutritional science, Mark recognized that optimal health is not achieved through deprivation, but through consistency and balance. This insight led him to launch his first nutrition practice in Venice Beach, California in 1999. Since then, Mark and his wife Abbi have helped lead the global PFC3 movement, impacting lives in over 60 countries, across six continents, and in more than 30 languages.

Ben Pakulski is the Founder and CEO of Muscle Intelligence and creator of the Precision Health System™ - a data-driven system that uses technology to integrate personalized health parameters like genetics, advanced diagnostics, and precision optimization to deliver precision decision making insights for immediate boosts in performance, well-being and leading to long-term health.

Before entering the world of elite performance leadership, Ben competed at the highest level of professional bodybuilding. He is a former Mr. Canada, competed in the Mr. Olympia contest, and 26 professional competitions.

Ben is recognized globally for advancing intelligent muscle building, and is considered the OG of science-based training methods.

Ben is now a serial entrepreneur having helped grow and scale 100s of businesses, while supporting founders in their journey to accelerated growth. His early life adversity forged the mindset that later fueled elite results and now underpins his work with leaders who refuse to accept limitations without evidence.

Today, Ben also serves as Chief of Performance to executives, entrepreneurs, professional athletes and men over 35 who demand excellence, and want to continue to push their body, mind and business to a whole new level.

His focus is identifying biological limitations, sequencing the right interventions, and building systems that compound results over time.

He is the host of the Muscle Intelligence Podcast and a trusted voice in the shift away from fragmented health advice toward an integrated operating system for performance, longevity, and leadership.

His mission: True success means excellence in all areas of life: health, wealth, relationships and living an authentic life of purpose. Ben lives this life and supports other men to do the same

Ben Prentiss is a veteran strength and conditioning coach and performance advisor best known as the founder of Prentiss Hockey Performance (PHP) in Connecticut. He began building PHP after years training high-level athletes at the Poliquin Performance Center, earning a rare Level V credential under Charles Poliquin—a certification typically associated with coaching athletes to international-level podium results.

Over the past two to three decades, Prentiss has become a go-to off-season resource for elite hockey players, with PHP known for hosting and developing top professional talent—including Stanley Cup winners, Olympic medalists, NHL All-Stars, and major award winners. He has trained players from all 30 National Hockey League teams and a wide range of pro and international leagues, reflecting the breadth of his influence in the hockey performance world.

A major pillar of his approach is the Quadcurrent™ system (often discussed as his applied version of omni-contraction/triphasic-style training), which emphasizes developing multiple contraction qualities to improve durability, power, and sport transfer. PHP highlights Quadcurrent as a core learning and training framework within its programs and education pathways.

In addition to private-sector coaching, Prentiss has also held prominent advisory roles, including work connected to Boston University hockey leadership and serving as a strength and conditioning consultant for the New York Rangers. His methodologies and athletes have been featured across major sports and performance media outlets.

Dr. Lisa Palmer has been the proud owner of Palmer Natural Health in Longwood, Florida for the past 21 years. Her practice sees over 400 patient visits per week with 4 Associate Practitioners. Dr. Palmer has a diverse background. She received her Bachelors in Science degree in Sports Medicine at the University of Florida where she was on a Scholarship to work with the University’s NCAA Division 1 Football Team. Additionally, she attended Life University on a Sports Medicine Scholarship working with their NAIA Men’s Soccer and Super League Ruby Teams. She then moved to San Jose, California where she received her Doctorate as a Doctor of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic West. At Palmer West, Dr. Palmer served as the President of the Sports Council teaching her fellow students sports medicine, sports chiropractic and engaging in community athletic events such as the Scottish Highland Games, Soccer tournaments, and many more.

Dr. Palmer worked with recreational, high school, college and professional athletes from 1992 to the year her daughter was born, 2013. She spent countless hours on the sidelines as an Athletic Trainer for College Football, soccer, rugby, track and field and Team Physician for the PDL Men’s Kraze Soccer Team, and Women’s Professional Soccer Team, the Krush.

Polluted by toxic mercury, Dr. Palmer’s focus turned from Sports Chiropractic to Holistic Nutrition. She has taken 1,000’s of hours of holistic nutrition seminars and began to teach for Standard Process, Systemic Formulas and every other weekend for 8 years teaching Nutrition Response Testing. She also taught for Cellcore’s Muscle Testing Seminars in cities like Boston, Dallas, and Charlotte.

In 2020, Dr. Palmer founded Quantum Nutrition Testing out of pure love and desperation to help her father who was stuck, during the COVID “plan-demic”, in the hospital with no visitation. Having helped her father recover, she decided to use this technology to help people from Australia to Alaska, New York to California, and beyond. Known as the "health detective " or "case cracker,” Dr. Palmer is now sharing this healing technology with people all over the world through a 2 day hands on training and a comprehensive Quantum Nutrition On-line Academy.

Dr. Elias Markou, ND was a former firefighter now a Naturopathic Doctor with 22+ years of experience. Dr Markou works closely with patients treating chronic conditions with connections to environmental toxicities. Beyond his private practice, he is an inspiring motivational speaker, an author, a TEDXer, and detox expert. He is licensed to practice in the Province of Ontario and State of Connecticut. Elias Markou, ND helps empower individuals to elevate their health.

Sue Hitzmann, MS, CST, NMT, is an internationally recognized somatic-movement educator, manual therapist, and exercise physiologist, best known for creating the revolutionary self-care system called the MELT Method®. Her work bridges applied anatomy, connective tissue science (fascia), nervous system regulation, and pain management to help people live healthier, more mobile, and pain-free lives. Sue’s personal journey from top fitness professional to pain researcher began after her own experience with chronic pain led her to question conventional approaches to injury and recovery. This quest drove her to study manual therapies, neurofascial science, and long-term solutions to chronic pain that empower individuals to care for their own bodies.

With decades of experience in manual therapy and movement science, Sue founded the MELT Method® in the early 2000s as the first form of what she calls Hands-Off Bodywork®—a simple, gentle, self-treatment system that supports connective tissue health, nervous system balance, and overall functional well-being. Her breakthrough has helped hundreds of thousands of people worldwide reduce chronic pain, enhance mobility, and improve quality of life without drugs or invasive procedures.

Sue is also a prolific author and educator: her New York Times bestselling book The MELT Method became a global phenomenon and has been translated into multiple languages. She continues to teach, present workshops, and train practitioners internationally, while maintaining a private practice that has served elite athletes, performing artists, and individuals across all age groups and activity levels.

Tara Miller, MC, is a psychotherapist and performance coach with over 14 years of clinical experience specializing in trauma therapy and nervous system regulation. An advanced practitioner of Self Regulation Therapy® (SRT®), she has published research on the clinical efficacy of nervous system approaches in the Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine. Additionally, Tara translates neuroscience into applied practice through workshops, keynotes, and over a decade of collaboration with integrative medicine providers.

Sports scientist, sports medicine specialist, and coach based in Berlin, working with youth and professional athletes. His work focuses on athletic performance, health, rehabilitation, and long-term development, driven by both scientific expertise and personal experience in elite sport.

Jay Glazer is an award-winning NFL insider and television personality, best known for his role on FOX Sports’ pregame show FOX NFL Sunday, where he delivers breaking news, exclusive reports, and injury updates on the league’s biggest stories.

Glazer began his media career as a writer and reporter before joining Fox Sports in 2004. He helped elevate “insider reporting” in sports media, breaking major NFL stories including Spygate and other league-wide developments.

Beyond journalism, he is a pioneer in mixed martial arts broadcasting, hosting early national MMA programming and providing analysis for UFC and Bellator events.

Glazer is also a trainer and performance coach, working with professional athletes year-round, and a passionate mental health advocate, sharing his own experiences with anxiety, depression, and ADHD through his 2022 memoir Unbreakable and his podcast Unbreakable with Jay Glazer.

He co-founded Merging Vets & Players (MVP), a nonprofit that supports combat veterans and former athletes transitioning to civilian life

Mark Kerr attended Syracuse University on a full four-year wrestling scholarship, where he became an NCAA Wrestling Champion in 1992, winning the national title at 190 lbs. Following the completion of his academics, he remained at Syracuse University as a coach for three years, guiding the wrestling program to two Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Team Championships.

Mark went on to compete internationally, earning a spot on the U.S. World Team in 1993 and 1994, and serving as an Alternate in 1995. For the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia, he was named First Alternate to the U.S. Olympic Team.

In 1997, Mark entered professional Mixed Martial Arts, competing in São Paulo, Brazil, where he won the Vale Tudo World Championship in his professional debut. He continued on to win multiple world titles, including UFC 14 and UFC 15 Heavyweight Championships. His success drew the attention of Japan’s Dream Stage Entertainment, leading to his participation in PRIDE Fighting Championships, where he won PRIDE 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9—earning recognition as the number one heavyweight mixed martial artist in the world at that time.

In 1998, Mark competed in the Abu Dhabi Combat Club (ADCC) World Submission Championship, winning the first of four ADCC World Titles. In October 2022, he was honored with induction into the Inaugural ADCC Hall of Fame Class.

Today, Mark is a proud father and active participant in the recovery community throughout the Greater Phoenix area. Drawing from his own journey of resilience and recovery, he is committed to helping others find strength and balance. As a partner in Absolute Wellness, Mark helps inspire the creation of elevated wellness spaces—blending refined design, premium fitness and recovery experiences, and curated wellness products to enhance both residential and commercial environments.

German professional boxer competing at the highest international level & first IBF featherweight world champion in Germany. She is known for discipline, mental strength, and elite performance in the ring. "Superpatches support me in my training and recovery. For me, living a healthy life means strengthening both body and mind in a natural way - without chemical ingredients, for more energy and focus in everyday life and sports."

Sean Feeney has spent his life chasing the outer edge of performance—first on snow, then on the road, and now in the creative arena where ideas compete on a global stage.

Sean was a member of the Canadian Ski Team, travelling the world and competing at the highest level of alpine sport. He competed on the World Cup circuit and earned a place on the Olympic Team, an experience that forged his mindset: discipline over comfort, preparation over hype, and an unshakable belief that the smallest gains compound into breakthroughs. Skiing is measured in hundredths of a second, and Sean learned early that excellence isn’t a moment—it’s a habit.

When injury brought his ski career to an unexpected close, Sean didn’t step away from competition—he redefined it. He turned professional in cycling, drawn to the relentless honesty of endurance sport and the mental calculus of suffering, pacing, and will. Cycling became the next proving ground, a way to keep pressing the limits of physical condition while learning new tactics, new teammates, and new ways to win.

Along the way, Sean deepened his understanding of human performance as a certified strength and conditioning coach. That foundation—training principles, recovery strategies, and the science of sustainable output—continues to shape how he approaches everything: not just athletic goals, but creative ones too. He’s as interested in longevity as he is in intensity, and he knows that peak performance only matters if you can repeat it.

Chris DiSanto is a veteran elite strength and conditioning coach working with top athletes across the nation. He also has played an integral part in building nutritional brands across collegiate and professional sports. He plays a major role is performance at lading NCAA college.

Preston Greene was announced as the Director of Sports Performance with the Duke men's basketball program in June 2025.

A nationally respected leader in the field with more than 30 years of experience, Greene joins the Blue Devils following a decorated strength and conditioning career with impactful stops at Clemson, Miami (Fla.), Florida, Stanford, Charlotte and Arizona.

Greene most recently served as director of basketball strength and conditioning at Clemson, where he helped guide the Tigers to 24 wins and an NCAA Elite Eight appearance in 2023-24 — the program's deepest tournament run in more than four decades.

Prior to returning to Clemson, Greene spent the 2022-23 season at Miami (Fla.), where his work in the weight room played a pivotal role in the Hurricanes' run to the Final Four. He previously enjoyed an 11-year tenure at Florida, where the Gators won 249 games, made seven NCAA Tournament appearances and reached the Final Four in 2014.

PIn 2008-09, Greene served as the head men's basketball performance coach at Stanford under then-first-year head coach and former Duke Blue Devil Johnny Dawkins. He has also held key roles at Charlotte and Arizona, where he worked with multiple sports and directed nutrition and supplementation efforts.

A native of Peachtree City, Georgia, Greene earned his bachelor's degree in health science with a minor in sport management from Clemson in 1999. He went on to receive a master's degree in applied kinesiology and sports management from the University of Minnesota in 2000. He holds numerous professional certifications, including from the National Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) and the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), and is certified as a performance enhancement specialist.