Meet Brice Scott
I'm a Health and Physical Education teacher in the St. Louis area with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and years of hands-on personal training experience before stepping into the classroom. Working one-on-one with clients to help them move better, feel stronger, and live more comfortably in their own bodies is something I genuinely missed. CEP is how I came back to it.
Before the certifications, I was an athlete. I played collegiate basketball and have a strong golf background, and I've navigated my own share of injuries and movement limitations firsthand — which shapes how I work with every client.
I built Corrective Edge Performance because I kept seeing the same gap. Whether a client is finishing physical therapy, recovering from a chiropractic correction, investing in regenerative procedures, working with a golf instructor on a swing they can't seem to fix, or simply wanting to move and feel better in everyday life — the missing piece is often the same. Long-term movement programming that addresses the underlying dysfunction. Not because their provider failed them, but because ongoing movement programming is a different discipline entirely.
CEP bridges that gap. I meet every client where they are and help them progress from there — whether the goal is moving without pain, improving performance on the course or the court, losing weight, or simply feeling better in everyday life. Using in-depth posture and movement screening, AI-powered video analysis, and NASM corrective exercise protocols, I build programs around how each person actually moves — identifying the patterns holding them back and systematically correcting them.