Brandon Stroupe : President
Fort Worth Location :

Brandon was born in Tyler and was raised in north Texas. While attending Pilot Point high school, Brandon played football for the all-time winningest coach in Texas high school football history. After high school, Brandon graduated from Texas A&M University with honors in Speech Communications with a minor in Interdisciplinary Business from Mays Business School. In the summers of college (2008-2012), Brandon worked at APEC as a speed coach at various local high schools in the Tyler area. He then went on to move to the Fort Worth area upon graduation to work in the banking industry as a branch manager. In 2017, Brandon came to work at APEC in an operations role in Fort Worth. In the years since, Brandon has worked on marketing, operations, graphic design, agent relations, pro player relations, management, and more. He oversaw the development of the APEC app and the migration during COVID to offer digital solutions to keep APEC thriving.

Personally, Brandon is married to his wife Laura, with one son, James. He plays outdoor soccer to stay active.

Meet Other Trainers

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

Sam Broadbent

Sam was born in Fleet, England. Sam moved to the US in 2007 to pursue a soccer scholarship and further his education. He began at North Iowa area Community College and transferred after graduating to Midwestern State University (MSU). Exercise Science has been apart of life since the age of sixteen. He graduated from Midwestern State University with a master's degree in Exercise Physiology.

Dr. Lane Clark

Dr. Clark was born and raised in the state of Kansas where he grew up participating in soccer, basketball, baseball, football, golf, and a couple years of gymnastics. After receiving his bachelor’s degree, he furthered his education at Baylor University to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2021. He has a passion for helping people return to the sports and activities they enjoy by restoring and improving their functional performance focusing on movement patterns, strength, and mobility.

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.