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Dr. Nick is one of only a handful of physical therapists in the country to be Dual Board Certified in Orthopedic (OCS) and Sports (SCS) Physical Therapy, as well as Fellowship Trained (FAAOMPT). His clinical pedigree includes training at the nation’s top institutions:

• Doctor of Physical Therapy: Boston University.
• Orthopedic Residency: Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA).
• Manual Therapy / Sports Fellowship: Kaiser Permanente (Los Angeles, CA).

Most physical therapists tell runners to “just stop running.” Dr. Nick Schumacher knows that isn’t an option. As a former Division 1 collegiate runner who continues to compete at a competitive level, Nick understands the obsession with the miles, the metrics, and the pursuit of the next PR.

You shouldn’t have to choose between a clinician who understands your injury and a coach who understands your goals. In 2025 alone, Nick proved that his methodology works by clocking a 4:43 Mile, 16:20 5K, 1:17 Half Marathon, and a 2:45 Boston-Qualifying Marathon.

Nick’s expertise extends far beyond the track. Nick has serves as the Lead Physical Therapist for Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT) at MacDill Air Force Base since 2023. In this high-stakes environment, he is responsible for the readiness and recovery of the world’s most elite tactical athletes.

At his Tampa Running and Performance Clinic, Dr. Nick bridges the gap between rehab and the finish line. Whether you are navigating a chronic injury or looking to shave minutes off your next race, you are working with a specialist who possesses the highest level of clinical training in the U.S. and the real-world speed to back it up.

This app was developed to meet the needs of Dr. Nick and his clients.  It has been refined over a period of several years, with focus on ease-of-use and simplicity, and is used daily in his clinics, and by his clients.

Dan was raised in Upstate New York. He graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a Masters in Electrical Engineering. In addition to working on RehabKit/FitKit.  After Dan worked in the semiconductor industry for more than 40  years in a variety of positions in the semiconductor industry, he recently retired. His extensive coding background (and the fact that he is Nick’s father) makes Dan an asset to the development team. Dan enjoys photography and souping up his Jeep Wrangler.

Taza has worked as a designer, developer, and manager on website, mobile app, and big data projects for all business types and sizes – from mom and pop retailers to Fortune 10 financial companies. He met Nick during their time at Boston University and they’ve remained good friends ever since. Hailing from Martha’s Vineyard, Taza plays most sports and enjoys a good beach day.

Dario Gonzalez is a nationally experienced athletic trainer and performance rehabilitation specialist who helps runners and active individuals move better, train smarter, and stay healthy for the long term. With more than a decade of experience across Division I athletics and military human performance, Dario delivers premium-level care in a welcoming, personalized, one-on-one clinical setting.
During a decade-long career in NCAA Division I football, Dario climbed the ranks of multiple high-level university staffs, progressing from student-aide to Assistant Director of Sports Medicine and Head Football Athletic Trainer. In these roles, he managed everything from initial injury evaluations to department-wide logistics. He has extensive experience leading post-operative rehabilitation and return-to-play for athletes recovering from complex procedures, including ACL and meniscus surgeries, as well as shoulder and hip labral repairs. He has worked closely with surgeons, physical therapists, and strength staff to guide athletes from early rehabilitation through full return to competition. This experience allows him to confidently challenge committed individuals and high performers, while maintaining a clear focus on movement quality, durability, and long-term health.
In 2024, Dario transitioned to working with the U.S. Army and Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT) at MacDill Air Force Base, where he co-leads a direct-access orthopedic rehabilitation clinic for special operations service members. Military populations place exceptional demands on their bodies, particularly through running, rucking, and repeated high-volume training. This environment has given Dario extensive experience treating running-related injuries, overuse conditions, and performance limitations that closely mirror those seen in recreational and competitive runners.
Whether working with organized team sport athletes, weekend warriors, or long-distance runners, Dario’s philosophy remains consistent: identify the root cause of dysfunction, restore efficient movement, and build resilience that holds up under real-world demands.