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Dr. Michael Sanchez D.C.
925 600-0650 docsanchez@up2speedwellncenter.com
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Dr. Michael Sanchez is a 2002 graduate of Life West Chiropractic College in Hayward California. In 2003 he attended the University of Oregon where his course study was Speed and Agility Training. In 1995 he graduated from Cal State Hayward University with a major in Kinesiology with an emphasis in athletic training. Dr. Sanchez works to optimize performance, fitness and health while reducing the risk of injury for every individual.
He has a vast experience in many areas of sports training and chiropractic care as it relates to athletes. While working at Spine and Sports Care in San Leandro, he has been involved with many youth sports programs such as the Pleasanton Junior Football League and girls soccer teams. He is the head doctor for 2 Tri Valley junior football leagues which are located in Dublin and Livermore. He founded the Bally’s Total Fitness “Kids Club” when he worked there as a Personal Trainer in 2003. He has also worked as a Physical Therapy Assistant and an Athletic Trainer Aid of which the sports included baseball, soccer, basketball and volleyball.
Dr. Sanchez has acted as a Trainer/Chiropractor for numerous professional athletes, college and Olympic athletes. His clients have included J.J. Stokes (New England Patriots, San Francisco 49er’s), Fong Nguyen (Linebacker for Texas Southern), Clous Bjorling (Tri Athlete winner of the Nationals in 2005), Amani Toomer (New York Giants), John Parella (All Pro Oakland Raiders), Chris Hetherington (Oakland Raiders, Zack Crockett (Oakland Raiders, Barry Sims (Oakland Raiders), Sam Williams (Oakland Raiders, Chris Cooper (Oakland Raiders), Tyrone Wheatley (Oakland Raiders), Matt Toeania (Chicago Bears), Albert Toeania (Oakland Raiders), John Madsen (Oakland Raiders) Christy Gain (Olympic medalists), Justin Gatlin (Olympic Athlete), Bill Walker (Boston Celtics), O.J. Mayo (Memphis Grizzlies) and the University of El Paso Texas Football players and Golf Team.
He has volunteered his time by taking a Mission trip to Acapulco, Mexico in 2003 where he provided chiropractic treatment for several hundred patients. He has also volunteered at the University California Berkeley where he worked in their strength and conditioning room to study the biomechanics of track, crew, volleyball, tennis and swim teams with respect to strength and conditioning lifts.
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Chad Spears, ATC, EMT
925-600-0193
chadspears@up2speedtraining.com
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Chad graduated from Brigham Young University in 2008 with a degree in Exercise Science with an emphasis in Athletic Training. While enrolled in one of the nation’s top Athletic Training programs, he had the opportunity to work with a number of the University’s athletic programs. Among the teams Chad worked with were the nationally ranked Football and Rugby teams, Men’s Baseball, and dance teams. With each team Chad focused on injury prevention, injury care, manual therapy, and rehabilitation. Chad also provided similar care with Football, Wrestling, and Basketball teams at a local high school while finishing his degree at BYU. In 2008 he also received his NATA-BOC certification for Athletic Training.
In October of 2002 Chad took a two year break from his studies at BYU to volunteer as a missionary for his church. This two year mission gave him the opportunity to focus on the needs of other people and see people make changes in their lives. Upon returning to BYU he wanted to pursue a career where he could combine his passion for athletic competition and helping others achieve their goals. Chad excels in taking what he has learned through his formal education, his clinical experience, and his lifelong experience as an athlete and applying it to others to help them reach their performance goals.
Chad is currently the Head Athletic Trainer at College Park High School in Pleasant Hill. He provides injury care and management, as well rehab and manual therapy for the student athletes at College Park. |
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Sean Mosbey ATC, CSCS
smosbey@sbcglobal.net
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Sean is a 1996 graduate of California State University Hayward. In 1997 he was the Assistant to the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Oakland Raiders where he assisted with putting the players through the off-season workout program as well as working with individual players to help increase their flexibility.
He has been a Clinical Certified Athletic Trainer since 1999 responsible for providing manual therapy, proper rehabilitation techniques and home exercise programs.
Sean worked as a Certified Athletic Trainer for US Open Boys and Girls Junior Olympics, NCVA Regionals and Outdoor Grass Nationals tournaments.
Sean has been the Head Athletic Trainer for the San Leandro High School since 1997. He provides injury management for all home athletic events, education in proper prevention and rehabilitation techniques to all athletes and coaches, assists coaches with in-season and off-season workouts.
He is a certified American Red Cross CPR/First Aid/Medic and holds certifications for NATABOC and NSCA CSCS. |