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Within the year, Motus Center broadened its quality services to include sports medicine and personal fitness training. As the official sports medicine provider for the Fort Worth Rugby Football Club (Men's National Champions 2000) from 1997-2002, Motus Center rapidly grew recognition within Texas and USA Rugby as a model provider for club competitions and championship tournaments. The company client list has since expanded to include:
Incorporated in 2001, Motus Center (Motus Center, Inc.) continues to refine and expand its programs in sports and dance medicine (Performance Medicine). To further service our clientele, Motus Center has developed a comprehensive Performance Enhancement Program for athletes and dancers integrating and coordinating conditioning, sports nutrition, sports psychology, and specialty training programs to achieve optimal performance on the field and on the stage. Individuals who seek both recreational enjoyment and athletic challenges will soon appreciate our spa services, educational seminars, and adventure excursions. In 2002, Motus Center formalized relationships with University of North Texas Health Science Center and the Osteopathic Health System of Texas to strengthen and expand its programs. As part of our continual effort to better service you and centralize our programs, Motus Center is developing a "Human Performance Institute" with satellite locations around the Greater Fort Worth Area. More information on these developments will be posted as available. Motus Center is organized into three separate yet integrated divisions that provide a coordinated delivery of services. The Performance Enhancement Division provides top quality fitness, wellness and science programs to improve physical performance and support an active lifestyle. The Performance Medicine Division assists athletes, dancers, performing artists and other physically active individuals achieve their performance goals through quick and easy access to quality, comprehensive athletic healthcare services. These services include injury prevention, early intervention and activity specific rehabilitation. Motus Center's third division is currently under development to support our clients' active lifestyles through unique services and programs that encourage life-long wellness. Services in development include a day spa geared for active individuals, educational programming covering a range of lifestyle topics and a host of recreational experiences from weekend excursions to adventure travel. Unique within the commercial healthcare and fitness industries, Motus Center utilizes the Licensed/Certified Athletic Trainer to coordinate and provide many of our services. Working in conjunction with Motus Center's other professionals, our Licensed/Certified Athletic Trainers provide our clients the highest level of care and service, regardless of activity and level of participation. Alex
A. McCulloch, MFA, ATC/L, CSCS, CHFI The founder of Motus Center, Mr. McCulloch posses a unique combination of education, experience and credentials in the areas of dance medicine, sports medicine, and fitness. He is the only dance medicine specialist in the Greater Fort Worth Area, who posses both professional dance experience (Fort Worth Dallas Ballet, Ballet West, California Ballet, the Academie de Danse Classique Princess Grace in Monte-Carlo, and Contemporary Dance Fort Worth) and academic training in dance medicine. Over the past 10 years, Mr. McCulloch has provided rehabilitative and conditioning services for dancers around the nation representing many styles and levels of dance. Mr. McCulloch holds undergraduate degrees from the University of Utah in Dance Medicine and Exercise & Sports Science, completing educational tracks in fitness leadership and coaching methodology. From Texas Christian University, he holds a Masters of Fine Arts in Dance, completing additional graduate course work in Educational Administration and Kinesiology. Mr. McCulloch is a nationally certified and Texas licensed Athletic Trainer and holds certification as a Strength & Conditioning Specialist from the National Strength & Conditioning Association and as a Health/Fitness Instructor from the American College of Sports Medicine. He has received additional training in the Pilates-based exercise system for use in rehabilitation as well as fitness programming. In addition to his position at Motus Center, Mr. McCulloch is an adjunct faculty member for the Department of Ballet & Modern Dance at Texas Christian University, teaching The Working Body and Dance Kinesiology. He has also taught academic courses for Tarrant County College and Texas Wesleyan University; where he served as the Head Athletic Trainer for the Department of Interscholastic Athletics. Andrew
T. Phan, M.D. Dr. Phan is an assistant professor of family medicine and associate director of the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program at the University of North Texas Health Science Center. Board certified in family medicine, Dr. Phan is also fellowship trained and board certified in sports medicine. In addition to being the medical director for Motus Center, Inc., he is actively involved as an associate medical director for the Fort Worth Cowtown Marathon, a consulting physician for the Dallas Taekwondo Tournament. Dr. Phan also volunteers his time acting as team physician for various high schools in the Greater Fort Worth Area. Previously, Dr. Phan served on the medical staff for the Cleveland Indians Baseball Club and as team physician for the U.S. National Judo Team. Dr. Phan's practices as a primary care sports medicine physician at the SMART Institute located at 3600 West Seventh Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76107
Waldomar M. Roeser, M.D., F.A.C.S.M.
Alan Stockard, D.O., F.A.O.A.S.M.
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