Doug has traveled internationally to work with world-renowned strength and conditioning coaches Charles Poliquin, Ian King and Posturologist Paul Gagne.

In late 1998, Doug’s travels eventually lead him to the introduction of Paul Chek’s Corrective High-performance Exercise Kinesiology program, Nutrition & Lifestyle Coach program (NLC) and Certified Golf Biomechanic’s program.

The knowledge from the C.H.E.K. , NLC & Golf Biomechanic program has allowed Doug to help rehabilitate people from all lifestyles and condition athletes from all levels. Doug also works very closely with Michel Joubert D.P.M and Dodie Anderson (Director of Education for Metabolic typing across the U.S.) to bring his clients the best information available in the fields of biomechanics and sports/health nutrition. Recently Doug has taken many courses with renowned French Osteopath Dr. Guy Voyer.

Since 2000, Doug has worked with soccer players, nationally ranked figure skaters, top amateur PGA and LPGA Tour players. Doug currently owns and operates Mind Body Peak Performance a very specialized health, wellness and sports performance company that teaches individuals, sports teams, and corporations how to live a healthy lifestyle and to perform at their best whether at work, home on or off the playing field.

Specializing in internal arts of Yoga, Meditation, Tai chi Kung, Reiki, Arnis mix martial Arts, Meditations, Wellness Training, Hilot-Shiatsu, Acupressure and Naturopathic-complementary healing.

He offers his holistic/wellness expertise to the students of David Leadbetter Golf Academy by teaching breathing exercises, relaxation techniques, flexibility asana postures, healthy diet, balancing mind and body, self-discipline, holistic fitness exercises, speed Arnis drills, silencing mind, tapping chi- energies-thru inner heart using joy feeling, understanding the use of heart vs. brain to stay in positive energies zone, avoid distraction through detachment and sense withdrawal, focusing, use of sound vibration, learn forgiveness, self-healing, self-acceptance, learning patience and finding “Dharma” nature and purpose.