Warren Van Brunt, DPT
Warren Van Brunt is a Northern California native who graduated with a BS in Biology from CSU Long Beach before earning his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Puget Sound. Warren first developed an interest in PT while researching Lymphedema and hearing about the physical therapists treating patients he spoke with regularly. In addition to making each patient's day a little better, Warren is passionate about providing clients with the knowledge and body awareness they need to carry what they learn at A2 into their everyday lives. Outside of PT, Warren enjoys a good cup of coffee, hiking and camping with his wife Olivia and their dogs, Link and Doug, and being the expert at science-related questions during trivia with friends.
"I came in to A2 with a knee injury that left me with very limited mobility and muscle weakness. Danny and team did an excellent job of diagnosing exactly what my issues were and designing a treatment plan that allowed me to regain strength, balance, and confidence. I would recommend A2 without reservation as a skilled and professional team."
− Margo
"Danny was fantastic; he was able to quickly diagnose my issues and construct a plan for recovery that began showing results in a couple weeks. 10/10 would recommend to everyone."
− Veronica
"My wife was trying to get me to go to A2 after she was enjoying the classes. I am busy and wanted to go but always had an excuse. Well one she pre-paid for me to go. Time for me to face my fears about why I hadn’t been going because now I am going. First, I was in ok shape active just not work out shape plus what if I couldn’t beat my wife or the other women in class? What if I passed out?
As Saturday approached my fears rose and my brain searched for an excuse. Yet when I arrived at the class what I found was nothing like I was fearing, quite the opposite. Everyone is focused on their own pace. While being motivating Kristi is not forceful but positive and supportive, coaching each person at their ability.
It has not been a month of one day a week, my body has reacted by toning up, my six pack is back. My wife was mad and happy at the same time. I have been seeing a chiropractor for maintenance and recently my body is firming up and I do not feel the aches and pains of getting older. Was I sore after the first workout? Yes for a few days I was sore, but each week the soreness would decrease. After a month I am not sore but stiff the next day, feeling stronger each workout.
Thank you, A2 Physical Therapy and Kristi, for the good music and for pushing us without pressuring us."
− Mike