Vince Juarez spent more than fifteen years coaching in competitive California environments across football, men's and women's basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, and soccer — at the high school, junior college, and private performance levels.

He coached at Palo Alto High School, Menlo School, and College of San Mateo through championship seasons, playoff runs, and state title appearances. Those environments shaped a direct approach to assessment, programming, and the kind of accountability that does not soften when the work gets hard.

His role here is the same as every role before it: hold the standard, build the environment, and make the people in front of him better.

Dr. Maggie Dunlop-Juarez is a Doctor of Chiropractic with a background in athletic therapy and competitive sport. Before chiropractic school, she worked in field and team environments at Palo Alto High School, Menlo-Atherton High School, and Edge School in Calgary, with experience across Hockey Alberta, Rugby Alberta, Junior B lacrosse, and return-to-play settings.

She is also a competitive runner who has competed at the Canadian National Championships and run 2:59 at the Chicago Marathon. That combination — clinical training, sideline experience, and competitive sport — shapes how she reads a case and what she does with it.

Her care is built around function and return to performance, not symptom management alone. She factors in what people are doing in training, what they are trying to get back to, and what the actual path forward requires.