Kari Studley graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2006 from the Eastern Washington University and has a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Western Washington University. She has worked in all physical therapy settings ranging from ICU, acute care and inpatient rehab at the University of Washington Medical Center, home health, and outpatient pediatrics. Kari is also an accomplished cyclist. She has done STP in one day, was the first woman to finish RAMROD in 2003 and has over a decade of elite and professional level race experience. She is a 2013 UCI Masters World Cyclocross Champion, three-time National Cyclocross Champion, 2009 Single Speed Cyclocross World Champion and 6-time Washington State Cyclocross Champion. She has also raced in professional level road and mountain bike events. Kari now enjoys recreational cycling with her family and paddling year-round on local waterways. About my physical therapy approach to injury / movement restoration:
I take the time to find the “why” behind the injury. I enjoy the exploration to discover and understand the why behind movement dysfunction and addressing the greater foundational issue so you can truly move forward and beyond an injury. My care approach is individualized and, together, we will find a treatment and movement approach that works best for you and your life. About my approach to Bike Fit:
I love helping people who want to ride their bike(s). Often small changes make for a profound impact on positional comfort and improvement of riding tolerance. Being able to ride your bike more comfortably and confidently means you are going to bike more. I want to help you ride your bike more!
