Meet Our Fitness Professionals
Erik Bork
Owner | Physical Therapist
Erik is highly technical in his therapeutic approach, focusing on joint mobility, proper movement and mechanics. His treatments combine a strong manual therapy approach, targeted exercise prescription, and neuromuscular treatment in order to restore normal movement. He has advanced skills in evaluating and treating shoulder and upper-extremity disorders.
Jeff Konczal
Owner | Personal Trainer | Athletic Development
Jeff's professional fitness career started in 1994. His philosophy centers on applying a science-based understanding of current training methods in order to facilitate greater health and recovery. Working with Jeff involves focusing on injury prevention, and progressing toward movement patterns. Jeff has a passion for working with youth on athletic development. Baseball is his area of expertise, both as a coach and in developing strength and conditioning plans for athletes.
I see myself as an educator and a motivator. We all need to understand that there is a process to follow in order to reach any goal. I seek to educate my clients about where their bodies are at the moment and what it will take to reach their desired outcomes. In the end, I want them to understand what we're doing, why we are doing it, and where our efforts are taking us.
John Herda
John has been training since 1992. He has worked with athletes and clients of all levels. John holds certifications from the NSCA and USA weightlifting. John believes daily movement with varied intensity is a crucial component of good health. Everyone can find some form of movement—walking, biking, stretching, lifting weights—the human body needs to move.
John enjoys participating in many athletic challenges. I've done many different sports: Cycling, weightlifting, CrossFit. I believe it helps to have new challenges to train for.
Mark Rybakowicz
Bio Coming Soon
Joe Cripe
Joe heads up our athletic development program and works with athletes of all ages and ranges to help them improve sports performance. As our in-house golf fitness specialist, Joe also provides golf-specific assessments and strength programming that helps improve golf performance.
My training philosophy focuses on functional, multijoint movements. I emphasize corrective exercise techniques that help promote injury prevention. This is important for competitive and weekend athletes.
Luke Schneider
Personal Trainer | Athletic Development
Luke has been studying and practicing kinesiology since 2010. He applies an evidence-based progression to strength training and muscle growth, with a focus on movement patterns, mobility restoration, corrective exercise, and senior fitness.
I believe health and fitness should be taught as a lifestyle and should be something that people implement for the rest of their lives. When working with my clients, I like to mix things up during workouts. This includes a synergy of strength, cardiovascular, balance, and flexibility training. Together, I see these as the essential elements for preventing musculoskeletal injury and maintaining a healthy heart and metabolism.
Brandon Rothe
Personal Trainer | Athletic Development
Bio coming soon
Mariah Ferrari
Massage Therapist
Mariah is a graduated from the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy in Germantown. Throughout my program, my passion for massage as a modality to solve problems within the body grew. I have always loved working with my hands, whether it be through painting, gardening, collecting rocks, and especially massage. Massage cannot only help muscle tissue itself, but has a profound effect on nearly all body systems. Listening to the needs of the client and translating that to massage is an important skill I have developed.
In my free time I enjoy being outside, painting, listening to birds, and taking my cat for walks down the sidewalk. Taking care of my own body outside of massage is also an important pillar in my life. One of my favorite things to do is ride my bicycle outside. I like to take the time to cook nutritious meals too; what we put into our bodies is an important aspect of health.
Working within Integra allows for a multidisciplinary approach to the body that works wonders. Through this collective approach, true strength and healing can occur. I’m excited to be part of the team and looking forward to working with all who are brought to my table!
Sara Smiley-Robbins
Sara has been practicing massage therapy since 2003. She has worked in a variety of environments: spas, chiropractic offices, backstage at concerts, private practice and as a massage instructor.
Sara joined the Integra team in 2013. She values working in coordination with Physical Therapists and Personal Trainers at Integra, and feels that this combined approach provides the best possible outcome for each person's treatment.
Sara loves to learn and improve her skills, knowledge and techniques. She has training in a wide variety of modalities, including: orthopedic massage, PNMT, SMRT, reflexology, Craniosacral Therapy, prenatal massage, lymphatics, and has learned approaches to treat low back pain, headaches, neck pain, upper extremity nerve dysfunction, shoulder pain and much more.
Her joy comes from helping people feel better. Sara likes the puzzle of treating musculoskeletal conditions and will consider people's lifestyles, histories, and current issues in her approach to treatment. She tries to "listen" to what each area of the body is asking for and treat it accordingly with compassion and caring.
Carey Bongard
Bio Coming Soon
