Our Team

Jimmy Lin is a Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist with over 26 years of experience spanning personal training, hospital-based outpatient orthopedics, local sports medicine in Honolulu, and international work as a Sports Rehabilitation Specialist for Chinese Olympic and Provincial Teams. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy, with advanced postgraduate training in orthopedics, biomechanics, running gait analysis, and sports movement — expertise directly aligned with the needs of today's endurance, field, water, strength-based, and agility athletes.

Beyond clinical practice, Jimmy is a husband and father of three who believes that health and performance extend far beyond injury rehabilitation alone. Guided by his faith, he approaches care with a deep respect for the whole person — recognizing the interconnection between physical health, emotional resilience, purpose, relationships, and long-term well-being. While his clinical specialty is sports and orthopedic rehabilitation, this holistic perspective shapes how he supports athletes in building durable bodies, sustainable performance, and meaningful, active lives.

Ismael Membrere, PTA, CSCS, is a Physical Therapist Assistant, competitive powerlifter, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athlete with a strong foundation in kinesiology, strength & conditioning, and performance-based rehabilitation. A University of Hawaiʻi alumnus, Ismael integrates clinical care with evidence-based strength training principles, informed by real-world competitive experience. His background and passions lie in powerlifting and BJJ and support his disciplined, performance-driven approach to injury prevention, strength development, and long-term athletic capacity. He is committed to helping athletes and active individuals move better, train smarter, and return to high-level performance with confidence.

Mako Ikemiyagi is a veteran healthcare professional, distance runner, active health promoter, and mother of three, deeply rooted in the Hawaiʻi community. She served as a nurse at The Queen's Medical Center from the early 2000s through the COVID era, dedicating decades to patient care. Beyond her clinical career, Mako has been extensively involved in community leadership and advocacy, including serving as Vice President of the APT and as a highly active contributor within the Manoa public school system. Through her own athletic pursuits and ongoing health advocacy, she embodies a lifelong commitment to wellness, family, and community service.