C.I.H.P. is a high performance, strength training and sports medicine facility created to individually cater to every client. C.I.H.P. has in-house, renowned doctors and professional coaches that work together to provide performance and rehabilitative strength and conditioning programs. Each personal program is written based on our client’s lifestyle, on his or her physical weaknesses, imbalances and personal goals. C.I.H.P. is not for everyone, but can be for anyone!
Whether you come to C.I.H.P. to enhance your athletic career, to stay in the best possible shape, initiate a lifestyle change or recover from a chronic pain problem, all C.I.H.P. employees have one objective; you leave our facilities feeling stronger, faster, healthier and more confident.
Results. No Excuses.
TEAM
The C.I.H.P. doctors and coaches have worked with athletes from around the world that have competed in the Olympics, professional athletic teams and division I programs. The coaches have attended international schools and completed many hours of rigorous testing and examinations in order to be the best in their field, to understand the human body and to be able to provide their customers with the best tailored performance programs available.
The C.I.H.P. doctors are internationally recognized as rehabilitation experts. They have extensive clinical experience working with high level athletes and complicated cases. They have studied and lectured internationally on Sports and Rehabilitation Medicine.
Clayton D. Skaggs, DC is the centers’ medical director. He brings over 20 years of clinical experience in rehabilitation and manual medicine. Dr. Skaggs regularly travels to Europe, Canada and other parts of the world learning, teaching and conducting research on current treatment. He is currently Associate Professor at Logan University, College of Chiropractic, and Adjunct faculty at Washington University School of Medicine, and is on the post-doctoral faculty of five universities. Dr. Skaggs has contributed to many journal articles and book chapters and has lectured throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, Europe and Scandinavia on rehabilitative medicine. His practice includes high school and college athletes, professional athletes and performers from the NHL, NFL, MLB, WNBA, WSPA, MISL, US Olympic team and Broadway.
Stephane Cazeault B.Sc. is the High Performance Director at C.I.H.P. He received his bachelor’s degree in Exercize Science from the University of Montreal. He is a Level 2 Biosignature and Poliquin International Certification Program (P.I.C.P.) strength coach. Stephane has coached athletes from the NHL, NFL, MLB, and the AFL.
James W. George, DC is a Consulting Physician for C.I.H.P. Dr. George received his Bachelor of Science degrees in exercise science from Truman State University and in human biology from Logan University. He graduated magna cum laude from Logan University, College of Chiropractic. Dr. George is an instructor of chiropractic rehabilitation and research at Logan University. He is the senior staff physician at the Musculoskeletal Pain in Pregnancy Clinics at Missouri Baptist Medical Center, the Center for Advanced Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital.
Jacob W. Stegmaier, DC is a Consulting Physician for C.I.H.P. Dr. Stegmaier received a Bachelor in Life Science degree from Logan University. He received his Doctorate from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, MO. Dr. Stegmaier has certifications through the Motion Palpation Institute and in head, neck and orofacial rehabilitation. He has attended courses with Stu McGill PhD., Craig Liebenson DC, Neil Osborne DC and Brett Winchester DC. He has worked with professional Squash athletes and professional dancers. He also has special interests in foot/ankle injuries and rehabilitation.
Douglas P. Maxeiner, DC is a Consulting Physician for C.I.H.P. Dr. Maxeiner received his Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Physics from the University of Missouri St. Louis. He receieved his Doctorate from Logan College of Chiropractic in Chesterfield, Mo. Dr. Maxeiner is full body certified in Active Release Techniques including Biomechanics and Nerve Entrapment. He is currently seeking Diplomat status with the American Chiropractic Rehabilitation Board. Dr. Maxeiner has also received his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist designation from the NSCA.
Alexandra Bernardin B.Sc. is the Head Coach at C.I.H.P. She has received a bachelor’s degree in both Human Nutrition and in Kinesiology at the University of McGill in Montreal, Quebec. She is a Level 3 Canadian National Certified Coach in artistic gymnastics. She has also completed the Level 2 Biosignature and Poliquin International Certification Program (P.I.C.P.). Alexandra has 15 years of coaching experience in gymnastics, competitive fitness and strength & conditioning.
Bryan Sauder B.Sc., C.S.C.S. is a Senior Coach at C.I.H.P. He attended the University
of Missouri in Columbia, MO where he received his
Bachelors degree in Nutrition and Fitness. Bryan is a
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist certified
through the National Strength and Conditioning
Association. He has also completed Level 1 in the Poliquin International Certification Program. In addition to his training education at C.I.H.P., he has taken courses with Andre Benoit, Stu McGill PhD and John Berardi PhD. Bryan has worked with many high school and Division l and ll college athletes in addition to executive performance clients.
Tony SoaibB.Sc. is a Senior Coach at C.I.H.P. He received his B.E.S. - Exercise Science from the University of Missouri St. Louis. He also played varsity baseball while attending the University of St. Louis and also played one season of football at Westminster College. In addition to his training at C.I.H.P., Tony has taken courses with Andre Benoit, John Berardi PhD and Stu McGill PhD. He has coached athletes from high school to Division I level.
Perry MerlottiB.Sc. is a Certified Coach at C.I.H.P. He received his Bachelors degree from Missouri Southern State University. Along with the internship program Perry did at C.I.H.P., he has also partaken in a Stuart McGill PhD seminar at C.I.H.P. in the summer of 2009.
