Scott discovered early that loving something doesn’t always mean you’re built for it. Sports were his passion—he played everything he could—but by age 8, he was clinically obese and already facing an uphill battle most kids never think about.

Without natural athleticism on his side, he relied on grit. He stayed late after practice, followed every bit of coaching advice, and willed himself into becoming a four-year varsity swimmer, a starting baseball player, and a lineman on the football field.

Though the dream of competing in college never came true, what did emerge was a relentless drive—to understand the human body, to push past limits, and to keep striving for something just out of reach.

  It is your job to put in the hard work to create opportunities to succeed.

Scott’s first run at golf didn’t last long. After a client invited him out for a round, he was hooked. He poured himself into the game—lessons, practice, swing analysis—but despite his effort, his body gave out. Old back issues flared up, and at just 26, he was in too much pain to keep playing. Frustrated, he walked away, asking himself, Why does my back feel this bad, and why can’t I fix it?

Fast forward to 2018, now living in Chicago’s North Shore with a growing family, Scott opened a new business to work closer to home. It struggled, but one thing stood out: nearly every client played golf.

He earned multiple certifications through the Titleist Performance Institute and became a golf-specific strength coach. But the irony was hard to ignore—he still couldn’t swing a golf club without pain, and now he was approaching 40.

Scott realized that if he wanted to truly connect with the golfers he was working with, he couldn’t just understand the swing—he had to live it. So he made himself the experiment. Using the TPI screen, he uncovered the real issue: his muscular system was dysfunctional, creating poor movement patterns and chronic compensation. Through relentless trial and error—and the help of Muscle Activation Techniques™—he began restoring neuromuscular function and retraining his body to move the way the golf swing demands.

That journey led to Golf MATchanics—a system built to identify and correct dysfunction in the muscular system that limits the golf swing. Designed for golfers in their 40s and beyond, it focuses on reactivating weak muscles, reducing compensation, and restoring proper movement patterns. By solving these underlying issues, golfers can move more efficiently, protect their joints, and unlock pain-free, consistent performance

We Are suppose to get worse with age. But what if you didn't have too?