Scott Livingston is a Master of Neuro Reconditioning Practitioner and one of the most respected voices in human performance, with nearly four decades of experience spanning athletic therapy, strength and conditioning, and elite sport. His work is driven by a deep commitment to bridging the gap between rehabilitation and high-level performance—helping both athletes and practitioners reach their full potential.

Scott spent 11 seasons in the NHL, serving as an Athletic Therapist and Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, and New York Islanders. He later became Director of Performance and Medicine for the B2Ten Foundation, supporting Canadian athletes competing on the global stage. Earlier in his career, he also taught at Concordia University, helping shape future leaders in sports performance and healthcare.

Today, Scott is the Co-Founder of ReconditioningHQ, an international education platform dedicated to systems-based thinking, practitioner mentorship, and advancing the continuum from recovery to performance. He is also the host of the Leave Your Mark podcast, where he shares insights on leadership, growth, and lessons learned through sport and life—making him a powerful and inspiring voice for today’s performance professionals.

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Sports Hernia and the Hockey Player: A Multifaceted Conservative Approach to Correction of Pelvic Imbalances

Craig Couillard, DC, CMT, CCSP®, ICSC, CSCS, CES, PES, is a nationally recognized sports chiropractor and founder of Lake Marion Chiropractic Center, which specializes in performance optimization, injury management, and return-to-play care. As a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP®), he has worked with athletes at every level from youth and high school programs to professional and Olympic competition, helping them stay resilient, recover efficiently, and perform with confidence.

Dr. Couillard has served internationally with the Fédération Internationale de Chiropratique du Sport (FICS) and has provided care at premier events, including the 2026 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. He currently serves as Team Chiropractor for the St. Paul Saints (AAA affiliate of the Minnesota Twins), Hamline University, Shattuck–St. Mary’s School, a nationally respected hockey program, and the Sports Medicine Director for Nova Classical Academy.

A former President of the Minnesota Chiropractic Association, Dr. Couillard also serves on the Medical Advisory Board for the Minnesota State High School League, bringing trusted leadership and athlete-centered expertise to the PHCS community.

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Steven “Capo” Capobianco, DC, MA, DACRB, CSCS, is a clinician-educator, innovator, and one of the most recognized voices in manual and movement-based care. With more than 23 years of experience, he specializes in practical, evidence-informed strategies that help clinicians and athletes improve performance, recover faster, and move better.

A graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West (2003), Dr. Capobianco holds a post-doctoral Diplomate in Rehabilitation (DACRB) through the ACA and is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). He is the Co-Founder and Senior Director of Medical Innovation and Education at RockTape, where he leads global education in kinesiology taping, soft tissue techniques, and movement-based methods—delivering tools clinicians can apply immediately in real-world practice.

A longtime favorite presenter for both the Pro Baseball and Pro Hockey Chiropractic Societies, “Capo” is known for blending the latest scientific evidence with clear, usable takeaways—plus a few sport-specific twists that resonate with high-performance providers. Outside the classroom, he’s usually on his mountain bike, playing hockey, training for Ironman triathlons, or chasing his two dogs (especially when they decide the Amazon driver is a worthy opponent).

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Sean Skahan, MEd, CSCS, is a highly respected Strength and Conditioning Coach with over 28 years of experience, best known for his deep expertise in hockey performance and long-term athlete development. He holds a Master’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Minnesota and has built a career at the intersection of elite training, durability, and game-ready preparation.

Sean spent 20 years in the NHL as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Anaheim Ducks and the Minnesota Wild, playing a key role in developing high-performing, resilient athletes across the grind of professional seasons. He was part of the Ducks organization during their Stanley Cup championship run in 2007, contributing to the performance culture and preparation required to win at the highest level.

Today, Sean is the founder of Skahan Sports Conditioning, where he has established sports performance facilities in the Minneapolis metro area. Through his coaching, mentorship, and consulting, he continues to elevate athletes and practitioners with practical, proven strategies that translate from the weight room to the ice—and beyond.