About Us
A performance center built by clinicians, coaches, and players who got tired of guessing.
What FitMotionLab Means
Three ideas, one room — designed for athletes who want to train like the people they look up to.
Fit
Build the body that holds up under pressure — strength, mobility, durability.
Motion
Move better. Better mechanics in your swing, your stride, and how you train.
Lab
Measure everything. Force plates, simulators, video — we coach to data, not guesses.
Built By Specialists
Each FitMotionLab team member specializes in one slice of performance. Together they cover the whole athlete.
Josh Loyo
Founder / CEO
PTA, TPI F2 M2, FRC-ms
Sports performance has been a defining part of Josh's life — first as an athlete, then as a clinician. After years working alongside golfers, tennis players, and weekend warriors, he founded FitMotionLab to bring the same data-driven training methods used by pros to anyone serious about their game. Josh holds certifications in TPI Fitness Level 2 / Medical Level 2 and Functional Range Conditioning, and is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant.
Devin Kim
Co-Founder / Physical Therapist
DPT, TPI, FRC-ms
Performance, health, and prevention are the cornerstones of Devin's approach. As a Doctor of Physical Therapy with TPI and FRC certifications, he bridges the gap between rehab and high performance — getting athletes out of pain and back to the field stronger than they started. His care plans are built on movement assessment, manual therapy, and progressive loading principles.
Joseph Ovalle
Director of Golf Instruction
25+ years competitive & coaching
With over 25 years immersed in the game of golf — as a competitor, teacher, and student of the swing — Joe leads instruction at FitMotionLab. He blends classical swing fundamentals with modern data tools (Uneekor, PuttView, force plates) to help players of every level build a swing that holds up under pressure and a short game that wins rounds.
Our mission is simple — give serious athletes the tools, the data, and the people they need to get measurably better.