Episode 2 | Dr. Bryan Kent – Forward Spine and Sport

Published by Coach Chris Knighton on

Dr. Bryan Kent developed a passion for running at age 12 and has been running ever since. He was a Division III collegiate athlete in Cross Country and Track and Field. After college, Bryan competed in the 2009 Amateur Triathlon World Championships in Gold Coast, Australia. 

In 2020, Bryan founded Forward Spine and Sport. Forward Spine & Sport is a physical rehabilitation and movement center that integrates chiropractic and acupuncture in downtown Boston. Bryan has worked with all ages and abilities in the athletic world from novice to future Olympians.

Join Chris and Bryan for a conversation about Bryan’s story in sport, his successes and challenges with training at a high level, finding his passion for chiropractic health care, starting a business during Covid-19, and learn his insight into injury prevention and care for runners of all levels.

Follow Our Guest Dr. Bryan Kent

Bryan’s Instagram – @bryankent
Forward Spine and Sport – @forwardspineandsport


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Coach Chris Knighton

Chris Knighton is the founder and Head Coach of Knighton Runs Marathon Coaching, where he helps passionate runners train with purpose, run faster marathons, and pursue ambitious goals. He has coached more than 100 athletes, and Knighton Runs has earned 80+ five-star Google reviews from runners he has worked with. A USATF-certified running coach and author of "Run Faster Marathons: The Proven Path to PR", Chris has been featured in Runner’s World and Women’s Running. He lives in Providence, Rhode Island, with his family.