Dr. Kyle Olandt is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, strength coach, and CEO/founder of Prodigy. A former collegiate basketball player, Kyle combines his background in sports performance, orthopedic rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning to help athletes recover, perform, and stay healthy for the long term.

He obtained his B.S in kinesiology and Masters in Exercise Physiology at Cal State Northridge University. He earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine, and an orthopedic fellowship at USC, graduating cum laude. He holds advanced training in sports rehabilitation, vestibular therapy, concussion management, and performance optimization, as well as data consulting.

Throughout his career, Kyle has worked with athletes ranging from youth and collegiate competitors to professionals in the NBA, MLB, NFL, and Olympic sports. His approach blends evidence-based rehabilitation with performance training to help clients return stronger, more resilient, and better prepared for the demands of sport and life.

Dr. Kyle Olandt is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, strength coach, and CEO/founder of Prodigy. A fo... Read More

Ryan, originally from Irvine, discovered his passion for physical therapy when his brother suffered an ACL tear while playing soccer, giving him a firsthand understanding of injury recovery and the impact it has on families. After completing his undergraduate studies in Biopsychology at UCSB, he earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine in San Diego. Ryan specializes in treating neck and shoulder conditions and finds fulfillment in helping surfers and children with disabilities get back to the activities they love. On the weekends, you can find him surfing, fishing, snowboarding, or experimenting in the kitchen, and his background living in Hawaii and Japan reflects his love of adventure and diverse experiences, which helps him connect with patients from many walks of life.

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