Ryan Cuento : Arlington, TX
Fort Worth Location : Performance Coach

Ryan Cuento is born and raised in Arlington, TX where he grew up primarily playing basketball. After high school, he graduated with a B.S. in exercise science from the University of Texas at Arlington. He is passionate about helping others achieve their goals by giving them the tools they need to be successful in sport. As a performance coach at APEC. Ryan is a strength and conditioning specialist who has had experience with working with athletes of all ages ranging from youth development to athletes in Draft prep.

Certifications:

-NSCA CSCS

-CPR/AED

Meet Other Trainers

Check out our other trainers on staff who are qualified and meet APEC standards

Carly Green

Carly Green was born and raised in Oregon along with her identical twin sister, so it is safe to say her love of competition and friendly rivalry began quite early in life. Growing up, Carly played every sport under the sun until she fell in love with volleyball, cross country, track, and rodeo- all of which she experienced lots of success throughout high school with state qualifications and championships.

Connor Green

Connor Green, born and raised in Austin, played sports from an early age. At Hyde Park Baptist High school in Texas’ capital city, Connor, a multi-sport athlete, excelled in baseball and football. Connor continued his baseball career, by playing collegiately at the University of Texas at Tyler. 

Dr. Hunter George
Hunter was born and raised in Tyler, Texas, going to Whitehouse schools and graduating from The Brook Hill School in 2012. A multi-sport athlete, Hunter played on Texas State Champion football and baseball teams his senior year, earning academic all-state recognition in both. Hunter was invited to the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine in 2012. Continuing his education, Hunter earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science Studies with a minor in Leadership studies from Baylor University. During his time at Baylor, Hunter completed 4 years on a top 10 nationally ranked club baseball team and served as a peer leader in Health and Wellness.
Upon graduation in 2016, Hunter sought experience as a physical therapy assistant in outpatient orthopaedic rehab and sports medicine before beginning the Doctor of Chiropractic program at Parker University. With a passion for athletic performance, biomechanics, holistic medicine and the benefit of a Chiropractic adjustment, Hunter developed proficiency in spinal manipulation, movement assessment, patient education and detection and correction of functional deficits. In 2020, Hunter earned his Doctorate in Chiropractic from Parker University, where he also met his wife, Courtney George, DC.
Together, with their son, Baker, they enjoy exploring Dallas and Fort Worth, taking in sporting events, traveling as a family and building healthy lifestyles.