Owner of 208 Physical Therapy

Tyrel graduated from Sugar-Salem High School and went on to attend Boise State University where he majored in Athletic Training. While becoming a certified athletic trainer, his passion for rehab grew through his experience working with the university’s athletes as well as his own personal experience rehabbing from several knee surgeries including an ACL repair. This led to the pursuit of a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Tyrel is passionate about helping people achieve their movement and performance goals through personalized treatment plans, increased one-on-one time, patient education, and a family-centered approach to care. His clinical experience includes post-operative rehabilitation, sports injuries, and general orthopedic conditions such as neck and low back pain. He has worked with athletes of all ages and skill levels, helping them recover from injury and return to the activities and sports they love.

To further advance his expertise in sports rehabilitation and performance, Tyrel is completing a residency in sports physical therapy while pursuing Board Certification as a Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS). Through this advanced training, he continues to develop specialized skills in the evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and performance needs of athletes, with the goal of providing the highest level of evidence-based care to active individuals at every stage of recovery.

He returned to Idaho in 2018, along with his wife and kids. Having grown up in Rexburg, Tyrel’s dream has always been to open a clinic of his own to serve the community where he was raised. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, skiing, playing basketball, outdoor recreation, and working on the farm.