Clayton Skaggs, DC, is the founder and CEO of Central Institute for Human Performance (CIHP) and the founder of the Karel Lewit Clinic and Curious Gap Labs. In addition to his clinical career, Clayton has been on doctoral, post-doctoral, and research faculties of eight national and international universities. He was the principal investigator on a collaboration including Washington University of St. Louis School of Medicine and Logan University College of Chiropractic. He led the National Institutes of Health (NIH) trial resulting in publication on one of the largest studies on low back pain during pregnancy in the U.S.
Clayton and the teams at CIHP have worked with World Series champions, Stanley Cup champions, elite military, PGA champions, NFL, NHL, and MLB All-Stars and thousands of professional and elite athletes. He currently consults individuals from around the world who have unresolved pain or injuries and those seeking better resilience.
He is the author of The Power of Doing What Matters: Discover the Mind-Body Resilience in All of Us.
