Casey Fattig, PT, DPT, CSCS, CPT

I was born and raised in Lake Jackson, TX, and P90X workouts (thanks Tony Horton) one summer in high school were my first introduction to health and fitness. After high school, I completed a mechanical engineering degree at Texas A&M, but found myself often preferring to work out or research health and fitness topics rather than do engineering school work. After graduation, I worked up the courage to make a career change, sacrificing job security and pay to pursue what I am truly passionate about, first as a personal trainer for a year, then completing my doctorate in physical therapy at Texas Woman's University. Despite my satisfaction in this new profession, I encountered limitations within the existing medical framework that hindered my ability to fully assist my patients. I knew most of them would benefit from more consistent exercise, nutrition counseling, and other simple lifestyle changes...many of the things I provided for clients as a personal trainer before transitioning into physical therapy. I aspired to concentrate on doing the things that would provide the fastest and greatest benefit for each of my clients...and something where I could focus on the whole person, not just one facet of their health. Driven by this vision, my wife and I established Woodlands Home Fitness, LLC, with the aim of offering a comprehensive approach to health and wellness to our clients.

My guiding principles with all my clients are:

• Honesty

• Humility

• Passion

  
  
  
  

I'm constantly learning, listening to the latest podcasts, reading books, and combing the scientific literature to ensure my clients receive the absolute best training I can provide. My breadth of experience regarding different athletic endeavors and training styles include:

• Triathlon (Sprint to Ironman distance)

• Jiu Jitsu

• Running (5K to Marathon)

• Weight Lifting

• Obstacle Course Competitions

• Sports Performance

• Blood Flow Restriction Training

Special Populations I've treated include people with:

• Alzheimer's

  
  

• Ankylosing Spondylitis

  
  

• Cancer

  
  

• Congestive Heart Failure

  
  

• Coronary Artery Disease

  
  

• Diabetes Mellitus (Types 1 and 2)

  
  

• Ehler's Danlos Syndrome

  
  

• Elbow/wrist/hand conditions

  
  

• Guillian-Barre

  
  

• High Blood Pressure

  
  

• Joint Replacement (Knee, shoulder, hip, ankle)

  
  

• Labral tears

  
  

• Ligament Sprains

  
  

• Multiple Sclerosis

  
  

• Osteoarthritis

  
  

• Osteoporosis/Sarcopenia

• Parkinson's

  
  

• Peripheral Artery Disease

• Post-surgical

  
  

• Rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis

• Rib Pain/dysfunction

  
  

• Rotator Cuff Injuries

  ·'Spinal Cord Injury

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• Spine Pain (cervical, thoracic, lumbar)

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• Stroke/TBI