The
Apiros Team
“The only thing that shatters dreams is compromise.”
— Richard Bach
Austin Einhorn
Apiros Founder
Coach. Teacher. Author.
He works with athletes across the NFL, MLB, NHL, Olympic circuits, and beyond. Through Evolved Coaching, Austin teaches coaches and clinicians how to actually think: to observe better, solve faster, and adapt in real time. Less theory. More “Holy shit, that worked.”
His work is grounded in biomechanics, evolutionary biology, and surgical-level nerdiness. Students routinely report solving stubborn pain or performance issues in a single session—and occasionally rethinking their entire careers.
Based in Boulder, Colorado, Austin trains athletes, mentors sharp coaches, and quietly rewrites the rules of movement education. Also? He’s the only guy you know who can explain valgus collapse and make you laugh while doing it.
Aaron Quinn, DPT, PT
Aaron graduated from the University of California Davis with degree in Genetics then went on to earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Azusa Pacific University. After graduating from Azusa, he did a 9 month residency program in Vallejo California, specializing in Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF). Aaron taught residents and worked with people suffering from neurological insults (strokes, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries) as a faculty member for 5 years. In 2015, he moved the Santa Cruz area and has worked in the orthopedic and athletic setting expanding his skills in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).
Aaron is also an Anat Baniel Method Practitioner (anatbanielmethod.com), completing a 4 year training in 2015. Anat Baniel developed her method from the direct work partnership with Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais. Through his years of training, Aaron had the opportunity to help a wide variety of clients from children with special needs, people suffering from chronic pain or neurological insults, to high level athletes. He has dedicated his career to treating every client as an individual, addressing his or her physical, mental, and spiritual needs to reach that person’s maximum potential. His unique skill set provides an approach to his clients outside the traditional models that can lead to limitations in performance. One of Aaron’s cornerstone beliefs comes from the wise words of Dr. Feldenkrais, “Movement is life. Life is a process. Improve the quality of the process and you improve the quality of life itself.”
