Our Story
Emile Clarke, CEAS
Emile is a Certified Ergonomist with an extensive background in outpatient Physical Therapy and Corrective Exercise.
To date, Emile has completed more than 6000 ergonomic evaluations and interventions in settings such as virtual, office, warehouse, healthcare, and vehicle.
In addition, he conducts virtual lunch-&-learn seminars to educate others about fitness for your lifestyle, repetitive stress injuries, occupational health risks, and strength/posture/mobility exercises.
Emile Clarke is a lifelong resident of Maryland and Towson University Alumni. In his personal time, Emile enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and playing basketball.
Advanced Certifications Include:
- Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist
- Certified Personal Trainer
- Certified Fascial Movement Taping (Kinesiotape) Specialist
- Certified Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization Practitioner (IASTM)
- Certified Balance and Vestibular Specialist
Take Back Your Power
Far too often we watch our loved ones experiencing fatigue, chronic pain, discomfort, and sorting through bottles of medication. Perhaps what’s even more disheartening is that the majority of these diseases we suffer from (and oftentimes die from) are preventable. This company was founded to help others take back some of that power! If we take better care of our bodies today, our bodies are much more likely to be good to us down the road. We owe this to ourselves and to our families.
Serving Others
Our Ergonomists and Corrective Exercise Specialists spend their days helping people feel, move, and look their best. Through 1 on 1 virtual coaching sessions, we help clients optimize their health and prevent future risk of injury while also becoming more fit. We enjoy educating others about ways to ELEVATE their mind, body, and spirit so they can live their best life possible! The goal is to empower you with the tools necessary to help significantly reduce Your risk of suffering down the road.
[Note: This page is not intended to be used as medical advice nor for diagnostic or treatment purposes.]