Welcome to StretchLab Blossom Valley

Hi, I’m Bry! I’m the Lead Flexologist here at StretchLab, where I guide our team and ensure each stretch session is personalized, safe, and effective. My background includes hands-on experience as a physical therapy aide and years of work in strength and conditioning coaching. With a strong foundation in kinesiology and a deep passion for health, recovery, and movement, I’ve helped clients of all backgrounds improve flexibility, reduce pain, and move with more confidence. Whether you’re recovering, training, or just want to feel better in your body, I’m here to support your journey through mindful, science-based stretching.

Hey! I’m Eric — a proud graduate of San Jose State University, where I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a focus on rehabilitation. My passion for powerlifting is what initially drew me into the fitness world, and now I’m lucky enough to turn that passion into a career as a strength and fitness coach. I’m certified as a NASM Certified Personal Trainer and NASM Nutrition Coach, and I love helping people build strength, confidence, and healthier habits that actually stick. Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey or pushing for a new PR, I’m here to support and challenge you every step of the way. When I’m not coaching, you can usually find me building LEGO sets, playing video games, or getting creative in the kitchen with new recipes. Let’s work together and crush your goals — one rep at a time.

Hey, I’m Khanh! I graduated from San Jose State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, specializing in Exercise Science. With a strong foundation in human movement and performance, I’m currently working toward earning my Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) license, with the goal of working in sports rehabilitation or home health care. Growing up, I played a variety of sports, but volleyball quickly became my main focus and the sport that sparked my passion for athletic performance and injury prevention. I also competed in powerlifting for two years, which led me to qualify for collegiate nationals—an experience that taught me discipline, perseverance, and a deep respect for strength training.