The physical therapy we provide stands above that of our competitors. Our expertise in manual therapy can help you beat your pain more quickly and get you back to your active lifestyle. We would love to work with you!
Nichole King is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and currently resides in Virginia Beach, VA where she has devoted over 10 years of practice to Orthopedic and Sports Medicine. She has a specialty certification in Myofascial Trigger Point Dry Needling (MFTrPDN) and is a Certified Integrated Manual Therapist (CIMT), which support her treatment style of one-on-one expert care to help each client recover more quickly in order to return to a fulfilling and inspired lifestyle.
After 10 years of directing outpatient clinics in the corporate world, Nichole has begun a new journey as an owner with Best Life Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine, where she is truly able to live out her passion of providing patient specific programs and addressing individual needs. Nichole’s mission speaks for itself….to provide community education and comprehensive whole-body treatment to meet and advance wellness/fitness goals so that she can take patients to the next level, helping them to “Live Their Best Life.” Nichole is Direct Access certified, which allows patients immediate access to physical therapy, saving time and money, and ultimately resulting in quicker recovery.
She provides in-services and educational seminars throughout Hampton Roads for various organizations to reach her community, especially those who are restricted to their access to health care.
While serving as an ambassador with GIELD INC, the Global Institute of Empowerment and Leadership Development, whose mission is to enrich educate and empower quality leaders within the church and society for today and tomorrow, she recently lead the health component to a children’s summer camp in Norfolk, VA.
Nichole practices what she preaches by maintaining a healthy lifestyle and is currently a natural bodybuilding competitor, holding a professional title with the American Natural Bodybuilding Federation, as well as representing various organizations as a sponsored athlete.
When Nichole is not working toward establishing her legacy in the health field, she is active in her local church and enjoys traveling, listening to live music, being outdoors and spending time with her family and friends.
Gina has been a leader in the field of outpatient physical therapy and sports medicine, providing the highest quality, patient-focused care since 2003. In her
early career, Dr. Meyer practiced across many states, becoming an experienced manual therapist with multiple orthopedic specializations. She is a published researcher in outpatient rehabilitation.
She founded Best Life Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine on the East Coast in 2012 and Rise Pacific Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine on the West Coast in 2016.
Dr. Meyer has a true passion for helping her patients get back to doing the things they love. This pursuit led to her role as founder and host of the Rise
Resolute Podcast, a podcast designed to connect women through female athletes’ stories of grit and perseverance. Dr. Meyer believes that being active is a privilege that enhances our lives in so
many ways. She is an avid runner and advocate for movement and running, which has countless physical and mental benefits, including improved stress management and decreased anxiety/depression, which
is more important than ever at this time.
Gina founded the non-profit ARC (Active Resolute Connected) based on her passion for breaking barriers and empowering women by improving their mental/physical
health and overall well-being through movement/running.
Outside of the clinic Gina loves music, hiking, golfing, skiing, being outdoors at the beach and in the mountains, cooking, and spending time with her four children, her husband, and her dog.
Following graduation, Frank joined CHKD’s Sports Physical Therapy Resident Program, where he completed an intensive curriculum focused on advanced sports rehabilitation, injury prevention, and return-to-play decision-making criteria. His training included extensive on-field/event medical coverage andworking closely with high school, club, and semi-professional athletic teams, providing rehabilitation services.
Frank’s interests lie with individualized care for athletes, especially soccer players, post-operative rehabilitation, and tendinopathy-related injuries. As a former athlete, he understands that physical and mental demands of athletics firsthand, which allows him to connect with athletes of all ages and competition levels while guiding them through recovery and performance optimization. He understands the importance ofpatient education and has led multiple discussions, performed interprofessional seminars, lead journal clubs, and injury mitigation lectures with local teams.
Outside of work, he enjoys weight training, running, hiking, recreational sports, and exploring the outdoors with friends and family. His personal commitment to health and fitness reinforces his goal of helping every patient move better and confidently return to activities that matter most to them.
Stormy continued her softball career at the illustrious Morgan State University, where she played both outfield and first base. Her experiences as a student-athlete strengthened her passion for sports and inspired her commitment to empowering youth through athletics.
After graduating as Salutatorian in 2019, Stormy pursued her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She relocated to Virginia Beach in 2022, where she has gained experience treating patients in orthopedics, chronic pain management, injury prevention, sports rehabilitation, and the care of medically complex and critically ill patients.
Although her professional career has evolved, Stormy has never lost her love for softball or coaching. In the fall of 2025, she joined Alpha Performance as a coach, where she enjoys helping athletes develop their skills, build confidence, and reach their full potential both on and off the field.
Outside of work, Stormy enjoys paddle boarding, spending time at the beach, trying new restaurants, and making memories with her husband and their beloved fur babies.
David earned his Doctor of Physical of Therapy in 2021 at Virginia Commonwealth University. Prior to this, David earned his Bachelors in Interdisciplinary Science with minors in Psychology, Biology, and Chemistry in 2016 at VCU. As a dedicated physical therapist with a passion for sports medicine, David has spent years helping athletes of all levels recover from injuries, improve their performance, and return to the activities they love.
Throughout his career, David has worked in multiple outpatient and sports medicine physical therapy clinics specializing in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement. By combining hands-on treatment techniques, evidence-based practice, and personalized care plans, David focuses on treating the root causes of injuries while improving movement patterns to prevent future issues. By focusing on patient education, David strives to empower clients with the knowledge and tools they need to take control of their recovery. David is dedicated to helping individuals get back to doing what they love—safely and effectively.
David is committed to optimizing patient function and improving their overall quality of life while continuing to learn and expand his skills as a clinician. David has enjoyed working with athletes from various sports but has a special passion for soccer and basketball due to his history in providing specialized care with these athletes.
Outside of his professional life, David loves spending time with his family and dog, playing video games, and exploring local restaurants. David enjoys playing and watching sports, especially soccer, basketball, and football.
Brittany received her Bachelor of Science in Sports and Health Science from American Military University in 2013, while living in Guam. She has always had a passion for health, physical fitness, and helping other achieve their personal goals. Prior to starting the PTA program she worked in Florida managing a health and wellness center. This position inspired her to transition towards physical fitness and rehab, there she furthered her education by earning her Associate's degree from Gulf Coast State College where she became a Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant. She previously worked in San Diego at an outpatient clinic. In her spare time Brittany enjoys volunteering out in the community with Habitat for Humanity and volunteering at local shelters. She likes to keep active by going to the gym, hiking, taking her dogs to the beach, and really anything outdoors.