Brian Fitzmaurice, CSCS
Brian is a strength and conditioning coach with over 20 years of experience training youth, high school, college and professional athletes. Brian received his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Missouri-St.Louis with an emphasis in Exercise Science and Nutrition and is recognized by the National Strength and Conditioning Association as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Brian currently oversees all aspects of the Fitz sports performance training methodology, programming and coaching programs at Fitz HQ-Ellisville and the Rawlings Training Center-Chesterfield.

As a leading authority on athlete development, Brian has extensive knowledge in all aspects of strength and conditioning including injury prevention, post/rehab return to play training, speed/quickness/agility/ plyometric training, muscle building, strength/power/core training and conditioning.

Over the course of Brian’s career he has trained and coached a long list of the top athletes in the St. Louis area and nation including high school and college all-americans, top 100 and blue chip recruits, D1 standouts and NFL/MLB draft picks. With a passion for athlete development, Brian’s goal is educating athletes on the importance of committing to a high performance routine that includes proper mindset, nutrition, skill development, strength and conditioning and recovery to become their best as an athlete. This complete athlete development approach has helped thousands of athletes that have committed to it over the years.

Most recently Brian helped long time Team Fitz Athlete Luke Voit (Lafayette/MO State/St.Louis Cardinal Alum), New York Yankee 1st baseman, battle back from injury in the 2019 season to rebuild his strength and power to prepare for a MLB Home Run Leading season in 2020. Brian continues to train and coach Luke year round with a distance coaching strength and conditioning program to keep him performing his best.

A few other athletes that Fitz has trained and coached include:
Tate Matheny (Boston Red Sox/MO State/Westminster), Cameron Dulle (St. Louis Cardinals, Mizzou, Oakville), Ashton Goudeau (Baltimore Orioles, Maple Woods CC, Union), Jason Hagerty (San Diego Padres, Mizzou, Vianney), Fred Ford (Kansas City Royals, Jeff Co, Ft. Zumwalt South), Sean Ullrich (Louisiana Tech/Mizzou, Marquette), Matt Hink (Harvard, Marquette), Mike McNeill (St.Louis Rams/Indianapolis Colts/Carolina Panthers, Nebraska, Kirkwood), Keith Williams (NY Giants/Pittsburgh Steelers, Nebraska, McCluer North), Quentin Davie (Detroit Lions, Northwestern, Cardinal Ritter), Lamark Brown (Minnesota Vikings, K-State/Minnesota State, Hazelwood West), Ezekiel Elliott (Dallas Cowboys, Ohio State, John Burroughs), John Voit (Army Football, Lafayette), Gabe Kuhn (Memphis Football, Lafayette), Brock Behrndt (Northwest Missouri State, Lafayette), Mitchell Palmer (Miami Ohio, Desmet), Griffin Palmer (Illinois, Desmet), Gabriel Rubio (Notre Dame, Lutheran Christian-St. Charles), Tyler Griffey (Illinois, Lafayette), Nathan Scheer (MO State, Borgia), Tommy Meyer (LA Galaxy, Indiana, SLUH), Lily Johnson (MO State Volleyball, Lafayette), Maggie Scott (Oregon Volleyball, Lafayette), Jackie Scott (SIUE, Lafayette), Taryn Griffey (South Florida Volleyball, Lafayette), Elizabeth Orf (Marquette/Memphis Volleyball, Villa Duchesne), Gabby Blossom (Penn State Volleyball, St. Joseph’s Academy), Lily Cooper (Duke Volleyball, Lafayette), Claire Ochs (SEMO Volleyball, St. Joseph’s Academy), Kathryn Wesolich (Central Florida Volleyball, Lafayette), Jensen Shockey (SIUE Soccer, Eureka), Emily Puricelli (SLU Soccer, St. Joseph’s Academy), Holly Schneider (Lindenwood Soccer, St. Joseph’s Academy).

There are many more Team Fitz athletes that have achieved a high level of success that are not on this list and there are many more to come in the future.

With a degree in Sports Medicine including an emphasis in Athletic Training, Lisa has numerous years of experience in the pre/post surgical rehabilitation of the spine, joints, and extremities, as well as in depth knowledge of neuromuscular conditions. She has extensive experience working with collegiate and professional athletes in MLB, NHL, NFL and the USA Olympic Team. Lisa focuses on the entire body by offering muscle work therapy and flexibility enhancement for deep tissue problems, trigger points, and for athletic performance enhancement.

Amy has over 20 years of experience in the fitness industry implementing individual and group strength and conditioning programs. Amy’s training and programming reflects her passion and knowledge in advanced strength training principles, sports nutrition and human metabolism. As an avid fitness enthusiast and busy mother, Amy inspires and motivates every client that she consults. Amy’s personal accomplishments include winning the 2003 Caveman Classic Bodybuilding Championship, the 2004 Missouri State Bodybuilding Championship Overall “Ms. Missouri” title, and in 2011 she received her Natural Bodybuilding Pro Card from the IFPA.

Sports Chiropractor, Dr. David Fitzmaurice draws on over 30 years of extensive professional training and personal experience (eliminating pain and improving performance) treating athletes at all levels. As a sports medicine specialist, Dr. Fitzmaurice focuses on biomechanics and advanced neuromuscular therapy. He has been the treating physician for Hall of Fame and Olympic athletes as well as professional athletes in the MLB, NFL, and NHL. In addition, Dr. Fitzmaurice has treated elite professional and amateur athletes including golfers, gymnasts, marathoners and ultra-marathoners, mixed martial artists and triathletes.

Dr. Fitzmaurice practiced in St. Louis for over 20 years, treating many of St. Louis’ elite and professional athletes, before moving to Arizona in 1999. While In Arizona he treated the regular blend of patients and athletes. The favorable climate for training in Tucson led him to work with many elite and professional cyclists, endurance athletes, and some of the top triathletes in the world. In 2012, Dr. Fitzmaurice returned to St. Louis to be closer to his family, as well as bring his unique approach to treatment back to the area.

He blends years of study of many advanced neuromuscular techniques with years of wisdom to find an answer for your problem. Dr. Fitzmaurice has experience working with orthopedists, physiatrists, physical therapists, neurosurgeons and other professionals, and understands all areas of expertise and approaches. Dr. Fitzmaurice’s emphasis is on the biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system. He uses an integrative approach when treating pain and dysfunction in the joints and soft tissue of the body. This system is the way we engage in our environment through work, play, sports, and hobbies. It gives us shape and stability, and allows movement in our bodies. It is the greatest energy user in our bodies and is one of the primary sources of pain, discomfort, and disability.

In his patient-centered approach, Dr. Fitzmaurice strives to make improvements as quickly as possible. Each treatment is specific to the patient and the problem using a blend of joint and extremity mobilization with cutting edge, soft tissue therapy. As patients improve he helps them set goals for their bodies and activity levels. His treatment protocol is extremely useful to identify and eliminate the barriers to physical performance and promote sports enhancement, as well as maintenance and injury rehabilitation. To him, the glass is always half-full, not half-empty. He wants patients to look at their potential for improvement as many of his patients have seen numerous doctors and received other care before seeing him.

In addition to running his practice, Dr. Fitzmaurice invented a performance therapy tool that athletes could use 24/7 to evaluate and treat soft tissue (myofascial) dysfunction. The result was the Muscletrac®. The Muscletrac® family of products is either trainer-directed or athlete-directed self-myofascial release tools. Athletes can quickly navigate the muscle and feel the trigger points and tight muscles and fascia. It is based on tissue penetration rather than compression. It quickly locates and eliminates superficial and deep myofascial restrictions such as muscle/fascial tightness, muscle knots, trigger points, and adhesions that produce pain and tightness, effect biomechanics/alignment, decrease muscle output and that can lead to injury. The versatile Muscletrac® is used for pre-training warm-up, post-training recovery, and regeneration. The Muscletrac® is used by members of the U.S. Olympic team, professional athletes in the MLB, NBA, and NFL, and is presently used by athletes throughout sports around the world.