Dr. Kenyon has lived in Broomfield with his family for over 10 years. His favorite activities include enjoying nature such as skiing expert mogul runs and backpacking Colorado Mountains with his 2 young kids. He introduced these activities to his kids at an early age, similar to how his parents did to him growing up in Colorado Springs, where he enjoyed participating in most every athletic activity from organized sports to the great Colorado outdoors.

Community involvement & helping people is very important to Dr. Kenyon. He has served on the Broomfield City Council, Board of Health, Park & Recreation Committee, Open Space & Trails Committee, and numerous other volunteer boards & committees. Dr. Kenyon has also provided care to various professional athletes such as the Rocky Mountain Rage hockey team, Colorado 14ers Basketball team, and the Denver Roller Dolls roller derby league.

Dr. Kenyon graduated from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff with a BS-Exercise Science where he coached strength and conditioning. He also graduated from Colorado University with an MBA-Entrepreneurship. He graduated from Texas Chiropractic College in 1998, completed an internship in Lakewood, CO and opened the state-of-the-art FIT Chiropractic Center in 2000.

Dr. Kenyon's father Gary introduced chiropractic to him at an early age. Gary's only relief from an old Army injury, which produced excruciating headaches and back pain, was Chiropractic treatment that included nutrition and exercise. This early introduction to Chiropractic helped form the foundation for Dr. Kenyon's Chiropractic philosophy: "Help the patient obtain physical fitness for life through Chiropractic with a well-rounded integrative approach including education."

Dr. Kenyon wants you to experience the same relief from pain that his father did and provide a lifetime of wellness that he gives his family.

Dr. Meyer lives in Denver with his wife, Rachelle, and their beagle, Murphy. He grew up in Nebraska and played football, baseball, basketball, track and golf.

Dr. Meyer graduated from Concordia University in Seward, NE with a Bachelors in Science with a focus on cellular and molecular biology. He then graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic West in San Jose, CA in 2009. Dr. Meyer was an active member of the Sports Council and worked events as an intern including the Great Ski Race (Truckee,CA), San Francisco U.S. Half Marathon, Northface Endurance Challenge (Marin County, CA), Bair Island Regatta (Burlingame, CA), and the Sea Otter Classic (Monterey, CA).

Dr. Meyer became interested in chiropractic at the age of 13 after a basketball injury to his low back kept him off the court. He had visited a medical doctor first and was given anti-inflammatories and advised to rest with the expectation that he would be back on the court playing basketball in a short period of time. After a week, he was still in pain with no improvement, at which point he visited a chiropractor for the first time. Dr. Meyer had no idea what to expect and was examined and a treatment applied. After that first treatment, his low back pain was gone! Dr. Meyer's Chiropractic philosophy is: "Have a positive impact on everyone's life by empowering them to optimal health."

Dr. Meyer believes that he can help every person in some way whether it be from an adjustment, nutritional advice, exercise advice, lifestyle change advice, or muscle work. He wants all of his patients to reach their goals and will do everything he can to help empower them, no matter how big or small their goals might seem.

Dr. Paul Miller is a graduate of Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois and Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis, Missouri. He has been a practicing chiropractor since 1987. Dr. Miller is also a certified acupuncturist, clinical hypnotherapist, nutritional consultant, and has been studying Anti-Aging medicine since 1998. Dr. Miller's philosophy is that proper exercise, diet, nutrition; mental attitude and nerve supply makes a healthy mind and body. At our center we strive to provide all these essentials and more. Remember that health is a journey, and we are here to help guide you, along with your family, and friends. So, please feel free to call and set up a consultation with any of our staff members.

Dr. Meyer believes that he can help every person in some way whether it be from an adjustment, nutritional advice, exercise advice, lifestyle change advice, or muscle work. He wants all of his patients to reach their goals and will do everything he can to help empower them, no matter how big or small their goals might seem.

Originally from northern New Mexico, Karl has lived in Colorado for over 16 years; he now lives in Boulder with his wife, son and German Sheppard. Growing up in the mountains, Karl developed a passion for the outdoor sports of hiking, rock climbing and backcountry skiing, as well as the art of landscape photography (www.visionsofcontrast.com).

Karl's interest in the power of both Asian and Western Medicine was propelled by a pivotal healing experience as a child. At the age of four he developed a debilitating growth disorder, owing to the combination of treatments of both Asian and Western medicines, Karl fully recovered by the age of twelve. This experience propelled his intellectual pursuits: first a degree in Biology at the University of Colorado, and subsequently a Master of Acupuncture degree from Southwest Acupuncture College.

To provide the highest quality service, Karl has received extensive training in sports medicine acupuncture, trigger point therapy, traditional Chinese and Japanese acupuncture, as well as western medicine. His treatments include acupuncture, Asian bodywork, moxabustion, electric stimulation, cupping therapy, and lifestyle recommendations.

Karl's goal is to improve the well being of people in his community with the powerful healing therapy of acupuncture. His treatments relieve physical and mental stress, reduce pain, and move the body toward a greater state of health and wellness.

Learn more about Karl at acupuncturepainsolutions.com

Tara Quinan lives in Broomfield and works at Whole Foods when she is not performing massages at FIT Wellness Center. Tara believes strongly in a healthy diet along with exercise. She enjoys her time in the great outdoors and helping others to experience an active and nutritious lifestyle.

Tara graduated from the Cortiva Institute with an extensive 884-hour massage certificate. She majored in orthopedic massage; the techniques and methods used are proven approaches to treating pain, injury and other conditions. Her attention to detail and extensive background in Anatomy, Physiology, and Kinesiology explains why her clients see faster and longer lasting recovery times. She continually expands her educational background so that you can be assured the care you are receiving is based upon the most current techniques and research available.

Tara believes that just because massage can feel like a pampering treat, doesn't mean that it is not therapeutic. Massage therapy can be a powerful ally in your healthcare regimen. Experts estimate that upward of 90% of disease is stress related and perhaps nothing ages us faster, internally and externally, than high stress. Tara can help alleviate your stress naturally and provide fast results.

Rob Duncan lives in Thornton with his wife and five kids, all who keep him busy, but help him stay young. When he gets the time, Rob enjoys road bicycling and coaching Rugby. As a long time athlete, he understands the importance of taking care of your body and he educates his clients about preventative maintenance and self-care. Rob looks forward to every day that he has the opportunity to work with clients and help people heal.

Rob graduated from Denver School of Massage Therapy in 2008, where he mastered thirteen modalities, including Swedish Massage, Cranial/Sacral, Russian Sports Massage, Structural Bodywork, and Reflexology. He utilizes several of these modalities during his sessions to meet each client’s needs fully. He also studied the Sciences, such as Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology. Rob has recently been certified in Fibromyalgia Massage, as well, and has seen improvement in his current clients with his new techniques. He consistently takes continuing education classes to ensure he is current in the latest information available.

Rob believes everyone can benefit from massage, from young athletes to senior citizens. His purpose is to alleviate the stress and pain of his clients, making it possible for them to function more comfortably in their everyday lives. For Rob, education, both for himself and his clients, is key in building a partnership in health.