“I have always wanted to be an elite athlete. I worked hard to be an elite athlete in some sport.  What I found out was that I was an average athlete..... above average in a few sports.  In trying to find “my sport” to excel at, I trained and competed in numerous sports I had an interest in; football, rugby, baseball, volleyball, cycling, cross-country skiing, auto racing, and motorcycle racing. Because I had that drive to be an elite athlete, I worked harder. 

I read up on techniques and advanced training procedures.  I digested what the greatest coaches in that sport had to say and teach.  I consumed any information on that sport I could find.  I broke down the technique and studied it intently.

In my competitive life, I have had several top 10 finishes in road bike, mountain bike, and cyclocross races. Currently, I do marathon sea kayak and surf ski races, which have given me my best success to date: 

Sept 11, 2017- Black Point Burner, Lake Geneva, WI, 13-mile race:

- 2nd overall, 1st in class (sea kayak, Men under 49 years old)

August 16, 2025- Race The Fox, Omro, WI 8.5-mile race:

- 1st overall, 1st in class (surf ski)

September 21, 2025- Vic Hopp Memorial, Silver Lake, WI, 6-mile race: 

- 1st overall, 1st in class (surf ski) 

I want to take my background of my professional education, my love for sports and competition, and the information I gained and continue to gain in athletic training and rehabilitation to train athletes of all ages, so they can have that chance to be elite athletes and stand on the top of the podium. I have put in my "10,000 hours" years ago and continue to study intently the latest research in functional training to provide my athletes the best possible advanced training results with the lowest possible chance of injury to give them that edge over their competition.”

- David Eric Boll, D.C., CPC, NASM-PES

Owner/Lead Athletic Performance Coach

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David Boll, D.C., CPC, NASM-PES