Doc Muli's Journey

My early career began in the insurance industry, but my own lifelong challenges with mobility led me toward a deeper understanding of alternative healing and pain management. This journey brought me to the U.S., where I initially studied bodywork before pursuing advanced chiropractic training, developing a profound respect for the interconnected workings of the muscular and skeletal systems.

 

Throughout my training, I had the privilege of working with leaders in the field, including Dr. Abby Irwin team chiropractor for the U.S. Women’s Rugby Team and former Olympic chiropractor and Dr. William Ruch, a highly regarded author on spinal and pelvic health. By 2004, I was invited to join a major local medical group, now part of Sutter Health, where I pioneered patient back-education classes designed to empower people with knowledge for sustained wellness.

 

In 2005, I began teaching anatomy and physiology at Merritt College, deepening my expertise and even creating a specialized online anatomy course and applied anatomy textbook. Working with high-performance athletes like four-time Super Bowl Champion Bill Romanowski has further refined my approach to injury prevention and recovery. Known for his exceptional training ethic, Romanowski holds the record for playing 17 ½ years straight without missing a game. His dedication to exploring effective treatments for peak performance has been a significant influence on my practice.

 

In 2014, I completed advanced studies in the AMIT (Advanced Muscle Integration Technique) method, a revolutionary approach that improves muscle function by enhancing activation rather than merely managing symptoms. This method, which has reduced injuries by 60% among Utah Jazz players over 25 years, allows me to help both athletes and active individuals optimize performance and lower injury risks through comprehensive care.