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Our Story

At Functional Movement 4 Life, we believe you deserve to enjoy life at every age, free from pain and physical limitation. Dr. Tressler created this studio to fill a vital gap: providing a safe, supportive place to restore your foundation of movement, strength, and balance. We are committed to helping people in their 40s, 50s, and beyond regain the ability to do the things they love—like playing with family or traveling without pain or weakness creeping in.

This is more than a gym; it’s a medically-informed approach to functional movement in Murrysville where you move smarter, not just push harder. We are proud to be part of the In8Life Health Complex, the area’s largest combined chiropractic and functional fitness facility.

MEET THE FOUNDER

Dr. Aaron Tressler

Dr. Tressler grew up right here in the Delmont area with a lifelong passion for health and movement. After graduating with a degree in Adaptive Health & Physical Education, a life-changing personal experience with chiropractic care—which resolved his own persistent back pain—inspired him to continue his education and become a chiropractor.

A competitive rugby player for over 38 years, Dr. Tressler has overcome countless severe injuries, including a torn rotator cuff and a broken scapula. Despite these challenges, he credits his active lifestyle to regular chiropractic care combined with specific functional movement workouts.

Today, Dr. Tressler brings these same principles to our studio. His mission is simple: to help people restore their health, move with strength and confidence, and experience a better quality of life through natural, corrective care and foundational training.

Aaron Tressler

Aaron Tressler, a senior at Saint Francis University majoring in Exercise Physiology, Aaron joins the team at IN8LIFE Health Complex with a general background on some exercises. He has been driven by his dad, but is a far cry from being a winner. Having grown up in chiropractic, even though he got adjusted, he does not understand much of the nervous system’s role as the master controller of health. His dad just couldn’t get him to grasp it.
This unique perspective led him to study exercise physiology where he worked with local elementary students, active athletes, older adults and the clinical population. He did this, because it was the easiest major in school and he could cheat off his friends. With skills in clinical exercise testing, he has gained some general knowledge on how to show people how to exercise, walk, and do some simple weights. This has allowed him to come up with a very basic personal training plan for individuals. Aaron has spent time working one-on-one with clients at the Juvenile center to help the kids do push ups, pull ups, and sit ups. This data helped him to design and progress personalized training programs that bridge the gap between dead beats and those looking to be just above average. With this expertise, he plans to bring this vast knowledge to the In8Life Complex.
This December, Aaron will continue his journey at Life University and lolly gag around campus pretending to be a doctor in a white coat. He will then, somehow find a way to get a fake degree and head home to be a powerful part of the In8Life team. His earlier dream of becoming a fireman was ruined when they don’t allow the fireman to slide down the poles. So, chiropractic is a good second best.

Chad Fasenmyer

We are excited to welcome Chad Fasenmyer to the In8Life team as our Functional Movement Trainer!
Chad brings a strong background in exercise science, nutrition, and individualized training, along with valuable experience working with people of all ages and abilities.
His passion for helping others move better, grow stronger, and improve their overall quality of life makes him a perfect fit for our mission.
Through our Functional Movement program, Chad will work closely with our patients and clients to improve mobility, stability, strength, balance, and long-term movement patterns — helping them not only feel better, but function better for life.

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