Revolutions in Fitness | The Bay Area's Best Physical Therapy Clinic

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Curtis Cramblett

LPT, CFMT, USA Expert Cycling Coach, CSCS, Level 4 IFBI

Curtis is the founder of Revolutions In Fitness in San Jose, California. Continual education and certification efforts are a product of his unique dedication to staying on the cutting-edge of advances in the world of physical therapy and sports medicine.

Juliet St Germaine

Doctor of Physical Therapy, CFMT

Juliet is a Certified Functional Manual Therapist and works with athletes from recreational to the professional and Olympic level including cycling, running, swimming, triathlon, soccer, and baseball.

Mark McMahon

Doctor of Physical Therapy, OMT, CFMT

Mark believes physical therapy should be a process of self-discovery, empowering patients to better understand their bodies and find a path toward lasting recovery. He brings particular expertise in TMJ dysfunction, spinal conditions, and cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, along with a special interest in helping musicians and golfers overcome pain and movement limitations. Through a thoughtful, individualized approach, Mark works to uncover the underlying causes of discomfort while giving patients the knowledge and tools to take an active role in their recovery. His goal is to help every patient move with greater confidence and return to the activities they love.

Kellie Bariuad

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Kellie brings extensive experience treating orthopedic and movement-related conditions, with particular strengths in complex post-operative rehabilitation, persistent low back and hip pain, and helping active older adults stay strong and mobile. Practicing in the Bay Area since 2021, he has pursued advanced training through the Institute of Physical Art (IPA) and NAIOMT. Kellie shares RIF’s whole-body approach, looking beyond symptoms to identify the underlying causes of pain and movement limitations. Through hands-on, individualized care, he helps patients regain confidence and return to the activities they love.

Colleen Kerins

Doctor of Physical Therapy, Certified Functional Manual Therapist,

Colleen combines her physical therapy expertise with over a decade of yoga practice and teaching experience, bringing a mindful, whole-body approach to healing. She has particular strengths in spinal conditions, cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, neurological disorders such as MS and Parkinson’s, and hypermobility conditions including Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS/hEDS). As a certified yoga instructor, she incorporates therapeutic movement, breathing techniques, and mindfulness into individualized care. Colleen empowers patients to better understand their bodies, build strength and stability, and move with greater confidence in their everyday lives.

Dr. Lauren Mindel

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Lauren brings a creative, individualized approach to physical therapy, drawing on her background as a professional dancer and dance instructor. She has particular strengths in pelvic floor rehabilitation, dance-related injuries, and hypermobility conditions including Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS/hEDS). Lauren believes every body has untapped potential and takes pride in recognizing each patient’s unique strengths and challenges. Through thoughtful, personalized care, she empowers patients to better understand their bodies, build strength and confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them.

Dr. Janeen Wallace

Doctor of Physical Therapy, CFMT, PMF

Janeen is passionate about the human body’s incredible ability to adapt, heal, and grow stronger. She has particular strengths in spinal conditions, cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, running-related injuries, and neurological disorders such as MS and Parkinson’s. Janeen believes every body has untapped potential and enjoys helping patients discover what they’re capable of. Through personalized, movement-focused care, she empowers patients to move more freely, build confidence, and feel happier and stronger in their own bodies.

Dr. Philip Richardi

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Phil received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the UCSF/SFSU program in Physical Therapy in 2019. Phil is an avid cyclist and competes occasionally in local bike races as well as travels nationally and internationally for gran fondo events. He is passionate about teaching and educating his patients about the mechanisms responsible for their pain or injuries as well as the relevant anatomy and physiology of the body parts involved.

Sloane Roeser

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Sloane specializes in helping active adults solve complex, long-standing pain that hasn’t responded to traditional treatment. Drawing on her background in massage therapy, pelvic health, Functional Manual Therapy®, visceral mobilization, and research-driven movement, she identifies the true drivers behind each patient’s symptoms. An avid climber, runner, and weightlifter with advanced yoga training, Sloane understands how meaningful movement can reconnect us to our bodies and restore vitality. She brings precision, compassion, and a calm, thoughtful style to every session to help patients feel empowered in their recovery.

Waylon Zabriskie

Personal Fitness Trainer

Waylon Zabriskie is a Personal Trainer and Certified Massage Therapist at Revolutions in Fitness, where he helps clients build strength, confidence, and long-term resilience through intelligent, individualized training.With a background in competitive cycling and experience racing both nationally and internationally, Waylon understands firsthand the demands that sport, work, and everyday life place on the body. His passion for movement extends beyond performance alone—he is committed to helping people move better, recover more effectively, and continue doing the activities they love for years to come.

Justin Lucke

Level III Trek Precision Fitter, Level II USA Cycling Coach, Level II IBFI

Justin's bike fit practice focuses on making sure that a rider's fit doesn't get in the way of success- whether success is defined as making the break in a race or completing a 30 mile ride without discomfort.

Jamii North

USAT Coach, ACSM PFT, ATC

Jamii offers personalized care, drawing on her extensive background in rehabilitative medicine and athletic training. With firsthand experience in recovering from injury and returning to peak performance, she brings deep empathy and insight to your recovery and performance journey.

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Our experts will help you accomplish your health and fitness goals, attain optimal levels of performance, and heal or restore function after an injury.

You’ll benefit from our individualized services and hands-on care, which takes advantage of the most recent and state-of-the-art treatment techniques. Depending on your needs, treatment may include manual therapy, Active Release Techniques, strength training, soft tissue and joint mobilization, sport-specific rehabilitation, core-stabilization, movement re-training, and aerobic conditioning.

What is

Functional Manual Therapy?

Revolutions in Fitness practitioners believe in continuously furthering their education to order to provide the most up-to-date techniques. Certified in many programs, including Functional Manual Therapy, which is an integrated evaluation and treatment system that promotes optimum human performance by enhancing total body mobility and CoreFirst® postural and movement strategies.

Click HERE to learn more from the Institute of Physical Art website.

People come from all over the Bay Area to Revolutions in Fitness because they want more than a quick fix. From our clinic on Old Middlefield Way in Mountain View, we take a personal, integrated approach to healthy, active living. That holds whether you are a weekend hiker, a desk worker with nagging aches, or a triathlete chasing a new personal best.

We treat the whole person, not just the sore spot. That includes low back pain and sciatica, neck and shoulder pain, hip and knee pain, and headaches and TMJ discomfort. Runners rely on our running physical therapy in Mountain View for runner's knee, IT band syndrome, and plantar fasciitis. Athletes of every level turn to our sports physical therapy to recover and get back to training. We also offer pelvic floor physical therapy for prenatal, postpartum, and pelvic health needs, plus aquatic therapy for gentle, low-impact rehab.

Every visit is a full 60 minutes, one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. We start with a thorough evaluation to find the root cause of your pain. Then we build a plan around your body, your history, and your goals, blending hands-on manual therapy with movement retraining and strength work. When rehab wraps up, our personal training and strength programs help you keep building.

Our goal is simple: help you move better, feel better, and get back to the activities you love, at any age or athletic level. If something is holding you back, we would love to hear from you.