Gina Meyer is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who has been a leader in the field of outpatient physical therapy and sports medicine, providing the highest quality, patient-focused care since 2003. In her early career, Dr. Meyer practiced across many states, becoming an experienced manual therapist with multiple orthopedic specializations (including women's health and treatment and prevention of running injuries). She is a published researcher in outpatient rehabilitation. She founded Best Life Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine on the East Coast in 2012 and remains an active partner there, while also owning and operating Rise Pacific Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine in Thousand Oaks.

Dr. Meyer has a true passion for helping her patients beat their pain so that they can get back to doing the things they love. This pursuit led to her role as founder and host of the Rise Resolute Podcast, a podcast designed to connect women through female athletes’ stories of grit and perseverance.

Dr. Meyer believes that being active is a privilege that enhances our lives in so many ways. She is an avid runners and advocate for running, which has countless physical and mental benefits, including improved stress management and decreased anxiety/depression, which is more important than ever at this time.

Gina founded the non-profit ARC (Active, Resolute, Connected) based on her passion for breaking barriers and empowering women by improving their mental/physical health and overall well-being through running. ARC provides four key components (virtual, individualized running coaching, virtual physical therapy, athlete mentorship, and mindfulness training) to support a woman's success in running. Dr. Meyer recognizes that running can be hard, so providing women with the tools and support they need to be successful can make all the difference. Every woman has a runner within. Together we can RISE. 

EJ Morgan is a Licensed Physcial Therapist Assistant. He went to Brigham Young University where he received a BS in Exercise Science. He then graduated valedictorian from his class at Concorde Career College, then became a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. EJ worked one year as an independent contractor doing Home Health Physical therapy, but his real joy is working in an outpatient setting where he has spent a majority of his time since receiving his license in 2016. He enjoys working with people and helping them return to their full potential and best quality of life. EJ spent a good part of his childhood traveling while his father was in the Army, but has since settled in Moorpark, CA. He is happily married to his wife, Ashley, and has 3 wonderful kids. His hobbies include soccer, basketball, working out, movies, and hiking.