Our highly experienced staff serves our community with professional expertise, compassion and encouragement to empower our patients and athletes.
We have created a business that unites 4 key components of care to maximize full athletic and life potential.
We believe in our core values of Team, Inspiration, Development and Excellence for success in business, life and sport.
Brent George is the co-owner of G4 Athlete. Brent graduated from the University of Puget Sound Physical Therapy Program with a Masters of Physical Therapy in 1992. While studying at UPS, he met his wife, Kristi. They have 2 amazing, active, and delightful children, Makenna and Luke.
Kristi George
Kristi Bohoskey-George is the co-owner of G4 Athlete. Kristi graduated from the University of Puget Sound Physical Therapy Program with a Masters of Physical Therapy in 1992. She has helped to establish successful businesses in the past with her husband Brent George. Together they have over 25 years of experience owning and managing physical therapy clinics. Upon graduation Kristi spent 8 years treating patients and providing individualized care. Her professional involvement in physical therapy has developed from practitioner to operations. Kristi has elected to no longer maintain her license as a physical therapist, but remains active and educated in the health and fitness world.
Kristi has recently completed her certification with the National Academy of Sports Medicine. She will offer and conduct personal training sessions for G4 Athlete patients, family and friends. Kristi will bring a vast understanding and appreciation working with our clientele based on her previous history as a licensed physical therapist and exercise enthusiast.
Lauren has participated in sports throughout her life, but wasn’t exposed to athletic training and physical therapy until she reached UCLA. While completing her Bachelor’s Degree in Physiological Science, she was accepted into UCLA’s Sports Medicine Internship Program and assigned to the UCLA Baseball team. After three years in the UCLA Athletic Training Room working with Division I athletes that culminated with a trip to the NCAA College World Series in 2012, Lauren knew that she wanted to pursue a career in sports medicine and provide preventative and rehabilitative care to athletes of all ages.
Royale Rand is a Physical Therapist who works with active people to optimize their rehab experience in order to return them to performance pursuits stronger, faster, and healthier. Royale knows that the rehab process is individual for everyone. She has worked with a variety of people including military personnel, expectant mothers, & professional athletes. She tailors the rehab approach to meet the unique needs of the individual.
Anthony grew up in Tacoma WA and now lives in Lakewood WA with his wife of 20 years and biggest supporter. Together they have 3 children ranging from 5 – 14 years in age. Growing up, Anthony was a multi-sport athlete playing baseball, soccer, football and basketball. Sports were a very important part of his life, teaching him work habits and how to channel positive energy. He credits sports for staying out of trouble from inner city challenges. Anthony eventually focused on basketball where he exceled through high school and eventually played semi-professionally. He continued to be a very active adult and self-proclaimed "Weekend Warrior". After a hip injury several years ago, he began his journey to study movement, fitness, health and wellness. He has acquired his certification in personal training through NASM – National Academy of Sports Medicine. Anthony provides top-notch personal training for G4 Athlete where he is passionate about working with clients, teaching them functional strength and mobility patterns with additional healthy lifestyle habits to achieve their goals. He can’t wait to see you in the gym!
Julie is a physical therapist who grew up in the Los Angeles area and recently moved to Seattle in April 2024. Her love for the human body and how it moves began while she was an undergraduate at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She then earned her doctorate at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California. Since then, Julie has worked in outpatient orthopedic clinical settings with patients of all ages and fitness levels. She became a Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy (OCS) in 2020. Julie emphasizes patient education to promote the understanding of structural impairments as well as therapeutic exercise to modify daily activities for management and prevention of symptoms for long term success. She also values the integration of skilled manual therapy to directly address impairments to further promote patient healing and reaching the patient’s goals. In her free time, Julie enjoys spending time with her husband, one-year-old daughter and dog, traveling, hiking, snowboarding, and going to Orange Theory.
