Dr. Kyle was born and raised in a small town in Northeastern Pennsylvania where he was extremely lucky to be introduced to chiropractic at the young age of four. Shortly after, he began taking gymnastics classes and competing competitively. Through hard work in the gym and consistent chiropractic care, Dr. Kyle had great success. By the time he reached 8th or 9th grade, he had already decided that he wanted to be a chiropractor because of all of the amazing people and stories he learned about at his chiropractor's office.
 
Dr. Kyle earned his undergraduate degree from Penn State University where he was also a member of the cheerleading team. While on the cheerleading team, he was given the opportunity to experience Penn State football, basketball, and volleyball first hand. Not only was he able to cheer for his alma mater on the home field, but also travelled to the Orange Bowl and Outback Bowl in January of 2006 and 2007, respectively. Through his hard work and leadership, he was named one of the team's co-captains in his final year on the team.
 
While at chiropractic school, Dr. Kyle was given the opportunity to serve the people of Ghana during a mission trip to Africa. He was honored to serve many villages and orphanages through chiropractic care. He also served several members of labor workers in the Mission district of San Francisco through Mission Trip America. Dr. Kyle is eager to serve more people in other areas through mission work throughout his career.
 
Dr. Kyle is dedicated to helping the community live healthier, happier lives through hands on chiropractic care and education. He is passionate about taking care of the whole body and whole person as he would like to be treated. Along with Dr. Doug, he is excited to make a positive impact in the lives of people in the community for many years to come.
 
Education:
The Pennsylvania State University, University Park: BS in Biobehavioral Health
      - Member of the PSU Alumni Association

Life Chiropractic College West, Hayward, CA. Doctor of Chiropractic