Dr. Dane DeLozier, PT, DPT, LAT, ATC, NASM-PES

Dr. Dane N. DeLozier, PT, DPT, LAT, ATC, NASM-PES, is Co-Founder and CEO of Revo Physiotherapy and Sports Performance, treating patients in Boulder and Denver.

Dane's path to physical therapy started on the football field. He played Division I football at Duquesne University as a member of the 2003 team that went undefeated in conference play and was named consensus NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major National Champions — a team inducted into the Duquesne University Athletics Hall of Fame. After earning his athletic training degree, Dane took his first job at a high school in Pittsburgh, where he became the school's first Certified Athletic Trainer and built its sports medicine department from the ground up. He went on to work at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s Center for Sports Medicine and the Carnegie Mellon University sports medicine department before completing his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Franklin Pierce University, where he also worked as a graduate research assistant studying clinical outcomes in exercise and manual therapy. From there, he landed at the prestigious Boulder Center for Sports Medicine, where he co-founded the ACL injury screen and prevention program, worked as a medical bike fitter using Specialized Bicycle Components' Body Geometry Fit and Retül systems, and completed additional training in lower extremity biomechanics at the Movement Performance Institute in Southern California.

That combination — competitive athlete, athletic trainer, physical therapist and biomechanics researcher — is what led Dane to found Revo. He was practicing physical therapy in a traditional, insurance-driven model when he realized the industry was missing the equipment and evidence base to actually solve the problems it was treating. Revo was built to close that gap: motion capture, EMG, and force-plate testing brought into the clinic itself, so a patient's rehab and their performance data live under one roof instead of two separate systems that never talk to each other.

Since then, Dane's clients have included NFL and NCAA athletes, professional cyclists and triathletes, and Olympic skiers and snowboarders. His work sits at the intersection of cycling, mountain biking, and running — a specialty reflected in his long-running relationship with REI Co-op, where he's written for both Uncommon Path and Expert Advice on everything from IT band pain to mountain bike handlebar width, and in his role as a featured contributor to Mastering Mountain Bike Skills (3rd Edition, Human Kinetics), the best-selling mountain bike instructional book — where Dane demonstrates and explains the injury-prevention exercises used with his own athletes across a six-page section, alongside a featured quote on the biomechanics of the deadlift. He's also worked directly with the book's author, Lee McCormack of Lee Likes Bikes, one of mountain biking's best-known skills coaches, across videos, blog features, and in-person coaching sessions over the years.

Dane's expertise has also been featured in Men's Journal, Bicycling, Pearl Izumi and GearJunkie, and he's spoken at Boulder Startup Week on the intersection of movement data and injury prevention technology, and on integrative healthcare models. He presented continuing education on ACL biomechanics and return-to-sport criteria, force plates, motion capture, and wearable technology in physical therapy.

Outside the clinic, Dane is an avid mountain biker, backcountry snowboarder, fly fisherman, and archer — pursuits that keep his understanding of movement and injury personal, not just professional. He lives in Boulder, CO, with his wife and daughter.