Jesse has had the privilege of receiving mentorship and guidance from Mark since 2015. He began as a front office assistant and was captivated by Mark’s holistic approach to healing and rehabilitation. With a lifelong background in karate (and more recently, Jiu Jitsu), Jesse naturally found deep resonance between the principles of martial arts and energetic healing—especially in how both disciplines emphasize touch and intention, internal balance, and the mindful cultivation of energy.

This understanding shaped Jesse’s path forward, leading him to pursue higher education at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in San Marcos, where he earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He now incorporates the Kozuki Method into his treatment philosophy, highlighting energetic principles rooted in martial arts and Eastern medicine. Jesse is passionate about creating a healing experience that honors both the physical and energetic dimensions of the body, empowering patients to reconnect with their own innate capacity for restoration and resilience.

Jesse has had the privilege of receiving mentorship and guidance from Mark since 2015. He began a... Read More

Mark has been developing and refining the Kozuki Method since 2016, building on over two decades of hands-on physical therapy experience with clients and patients. His work spans a wide spectrum—from elite athletes to stay-at-home parents—all seeking deeper healing, balance, and performance. Mark’s approach has played a key role in the careers of some of the world’s top athletes, including helping John John Florence and Tyler Wright secure back-to-back World Titles in 2016 and 2017. He was instrumental in Owen Wright’s remarkable recovery from traumatic brain injury, culminating in a Bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. In 2016, he also supported Patrick Cantlay’s return from a serious back injury—contributing to Cantlay’s journey to becoming the world’s top-ranked golfer. Mark remains actively involved with coverage of World Surf League events. In 2025, began formally teaching the Kozuki Method to practitioners and laypersons ready to expand their approach to healing and performance.

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