David participated as an athlete at Peak Performance Project under Dr. Marcus Elliot, a Harvard-trained physician applying sports science in the care of professional athletes. He is a former baseball player and powerlifting competitor with a 0.385 batting average for UCLA’s club baseball team and 600-pound competition deadlift. He understands the crucial role physical therapy plays in performance, as he has personal experience rehabbing a fractured tibia.

David incorporates corrective exercises, neuromuscular re-education, and progressive overload to help his clients tackle chronic pain and achieve a high level of performance. David’s clinical experience lies in the orthopedic setting ranging from patients with total knee replacements and rotator cuff repairs to professional athletes with long-standing injuries. Instead of administering palliative solutions to the site of symptoms, David seeks to address the root causes. He has an online presence (@DoctorDPK) that he uses to help the wider community pursue biomechanically-balanced lives.

Outside of Hyena, David frequents rock climbing gyms, surfs, and finds himself getting lost on runs with his dog on new terrains.

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Autumne earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Mary in North Dakota. A former multi-sport athlete, she competed in volleyball and soccer at the high school level and continued with soccer and track & field in college.

As a clinician, Autumne combines evidence-based interventions with a systematic, individualized approach to help patients of all ages, from newborns to 99-year-olds, return to the activities they love. Having experienced chronic pain herself, she brings genuine empathy and practical insight to treating persistent pain and optimizing performance.

She believes every patient is unique and tailors treatment accordingly, guided by her favorite quote: “There are two experts in the room — me, because I went to school to study the human body, and you, because you’ve lived in your body.”

Outside the clinic, Autumne stays active through weightlifting, bouldering, hiking, dance classes, and recreational soccer/volleyball. She’s also an enthusiastic lifelong learner — currently studying Spanish, Japanese, and ukulele.

Autumne earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Mary in North Dakota. A f... Read More